Computer supported brainstorming

Okay, so you know how sometimes people get together to come up with ideas for something, like maybe a new game to play or a fun project for school? Well, sometimes it can be hard to come up with really good ideas when you're just talking with other people.

That's where computer supported brainstorming comes in! It means that instead of just talking to each other, everyone uses a computer to help them think of ideas.

For example, imagine you and your friends are trying to think of ideas for a science project. With computer supported brainstorming, you might all be looking at the same screen or using your own computer. On the screen, there might be a list of questions or prompts to help you think of ideas, like "What's something you've always wondered about nature?" or "How can we make science more fun for kids?"

You can take turns typing out your ideas on the computer, and then everyone can see them right away. And if some ideas are really good, you can all work together to make them even better!

Using a computer to help with brainstorming can be really helpful because it lets everyone see all the ideas at once, and it can help people who might be shy or nervous about speaking up in a group feel more comfortable sharing their thoughts. Plus, computers are really good at organizing information, so you can quickly sort through lots of different ideas to find the ones that you like best.

Overall, computer supported brainstorming is just a way to use technology to help us think of new and exciting ideas together!