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Edward de Bono's 6 thinking hats method for brainstorming
Boost your brainstorming sessions on Wooclap with the 6 Hats method! Revolutionize the way you generate ideas and make decisions with this structured approach that encourages creativity and a...
Team Retrospective: Reflecting on progress and improving team...
Use this Wooclap template to carry out an effective retrospective of the last four months with your team.
Weekly Team Meetings: prioritize and boost productivity
Weekly team meetings that prioritize tasks promote effective collaboration. They allow team members to be the most productive and have high performance.
Disrupt and grow your business
The 3 Horizons of Growth framework helps organizations balance short-term performance with long-term innovations to discover growth possibilities.
Product Design ideation workshop
This model can be used by Product Managers, or Product Designers, to facilitate ideation workshops with different stakeholders, in order to find the best solution to a Product problem.
Brainstorming on How to Increase Sales
This template will help your team to find the best ways to increase your sales by allowing your team to unlock their creativity and think outside the box.
Wooclap Timer for Activities and Breaks
This template allows you to test the Wooclap Timer for sub-group activities or break times.
Fun questions for a teambuilding
Strengthen your team's cohesion with interactive Wooclap questions for teambuilding. Fun and challenging challenges for all teams from your company!
Prepare the semester with your students
With this template, ask your students questions to understand their expectations and goals and define together the points of improvement.
Preparing for the semester as a team
With this template, ask your team the right questions to align with upcoming expectations and goals, and identify areas of improvement.
Brainwriting: a brainstorming technique
Use the 6-3-5 technique: 6 people, 3 ideas per person, 5 minutes and repeat. You complete each other's ideas and generate 108 ideas in 30 minutes.