Question

Select all that apply
What are the benefits of brainswarming?
It eliminates the need to write down ideas.
It requires no immediate summary.
It eliminates the role of a facilitator.
It eliminates the dominance of a few talkative team members.
It is completed synchronously.

Answer 1

Selections that apply:
- It requires no immediate summary.
- It eliminates the role of a facilitator.
- It eliminates the dominance of a few talkative team members.

Brief rationale:
Brainswarming is a silent, usually written/board-based process that creates a persistent record of contributions (so you don’t need an immediate oral summary), reduces the need for a dedicated facilitator, and prevents a few vocal participants from dominating because people contribute independently. It does not eliminate writing down ideas (writing is central), and it is often done asynchronously rather than synchronously.