Ground Rules for Brainstorming All ideas are welcome. There are no wrong answers. During brainstorming, no judgments should be made of ideas. Be creative in contributions. Change involves risk taking, it's important to be open to new, original ideas.
Every point of view is valuable.
Attempt to contribute a high quantity of ideas is a short amount of time. The scribe could be the same person as the leader. The number of participants should be no less than five, and no more than ten. The ideal group number is usually between six and seven. Sometimes it is helpful to include a person on the brainstorming team who has worked with the subject in the past.