Pin Card Technique
an intellectual writing technique developed at the Battle Institute in Germany; Write single ideas on cards with distinctive colored markers, go hand-in-hand around the table with a quick filter, and pin the best to a topic board.
an intellectual writing technique developed at the Battle Institute in Germany; Write single ideas on cards with distinctive colored markers, go hand-in-hand around the table with a quick filter, and pin the best to a topic board.
Cyclical circulation of cards among all members with the option of primary filtering (rejecting weak cards) and color separation of roles, before pinning on the main board.
8-person team consisting of designer, marketer and engineer write ideas with yellow, green and pink color cards; The cards are rotated around the table and the selected options are pinned to the wall board.
very high speed in screening and structuring, identification of the origin of specialties from the color of the card, full control of the people who dominate the meetings.
The possibility of hastily abandoning some unconventional but virgin ideas by colleagues during the circulation of cards.
"Pin Card Technique" is one of the most prominent tools developed at the Battelle Research Institute in Frankfurt, Germany. In this way, 5 to 8 people sit around the table. Each participant writes an idea on each card with their own colored marker (to differentiate specialties). Cards are dealt clockwise. Each member reads the card; If he sees it as valuable, he gives it to the next person, otherwise he discards it. At the end, the winning cards are analyzed by the leader based on thematic axes on the big pin board.
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