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25/10 Crowd Sourcing

Everyone writes a bold idea on an index card, then the whole group gets on their feet and starts milling around, passing cards from person to person. When you call "Stop," each person reads the card in their hand and scores it from 1 to 5. This happens five times, so every card collects five scores. At the end, you add up the scores and call out the numbers from the top down. The highest-scoring ideas are read aloud, and the group's top 10 emerge in less than 30 minutes.

30 minutes
12-200 people
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What You'll Achieve with the 25/10 Crowd Sourcing Workshop

Real outcomes that transform your team

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Rapidly generates a prioritized list of bold ideas in under 30 minutes.

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Encourages equal participation from all voices in the group, regardless of hierarchy.

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When to Use the 25/10 Crowd Sourcing Workshop

Perfect for these situations and team challenges

To generate and prioritize ideas rapidly after a conference session.

When you want every voice in the room to contribute equally to idea generation.

How the 25/10 Crowd Sourcing Workshop Works

A step-by-step breakdown of the workshop process

1Step 1: Write Your Bold Idea

In this step, participants write a bold idea on an index card without any group influence, setting the stage for independent thinking.

2Step 2: Mill and Pass

Participants stand and mill around the room, passing their cards to ensure anonymity and randomness before scoring begins.

3Step 3: Read and Score (Round 1)

Each person reads the card they have and scores it from 1 to 5, writing their score on the back before passing it again.

4Step 4: Repeat for Four More Rounds

The milling and scoring process is repeated four more times, allowing each card to collect a total of five scores.

Key Topics Covered in the 25/10 Crowd Sourcing Workshop

25/10 crowd sourcingidea ratingworkshop facilitationbrainstorminggroup ideationliberating structurescollaborative scoring

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25/10 Crowd Sourcing

Removes biases and politics from idea evaluation through anonymous scoring.

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Creates a transparent and collective understanding of group priorities.

To capture bold takeaways from a brainstorming session with a large group.

As a closing activity to crystallize commitments or next steps after a longer meeting.

When the group needs an energizing activity to break from passive engagement.

Team Problems the 25/10 Crowd Sourcing Workshop Solves

Say goodbye to these common team challenges

Overcoming groupthink in idea generation by fostering anonymity.

Engaging large groups effectively in brainstorming sessions.

Preventing dominant voices from overshadowing quieter participants.

Providing a structured method to capture and prioritize ideas quickly.

5Step 5: Call Out the Top 10

The facilitator calls out the top-scoring ideas based on the accumulated scores, revealing the group's prioritized ideas for discussion.

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