What is Manual Thinking?
Manual Thinking is a tool for visualizing & organizing projects, tasks and ideas by hand. It is set up of foldable maps and removable labels, to give visual structure to any project or subject. The labels of various sizes and colors allow you to … Continue reading
Watch the video to get an idea of how to use Manual Thinking. Shot during a creative workshop in our studio, the video shows a team of 12 people from different backgrounds and nationalities working together on creating ideas using … Continue reading
Why Manual Thinking?
Manual Thinking is a universal tool to treat organizational and creative tasks in an active and direct manner, efficient for both individuals or teams. It facilitates: Learning: Using Manual Thinking helps you to better understand a situation by adding hierarchies, categories and … Continue reading
Where and when to use?
Professional use: Manual Thinking is a helpful tool for bringing organization, efficiency and creativity to the workplace. Visualize strategies, planning, processes and create active and effective reunions by visualizing the agenda and collecting inputs on the spot. Manual Thinking offers an easy … Continue reading
Manual Thinking + Brainwriting: Effective bainstorming
Probably, the most widely used term for generating ideas in a group is Brainstorming, an associative method consisting of calling up ideas without any form of criticism, so as not to brake the creativity of the participants. Though not a … Continue reading
How to create a map?
Organizing your information is easy! Create a map in 3 steps: 1. Note on the removable labels 2. Arrange the labels on a map 3. Connect the labels
Who created Manual Thinking?
Manual Thinking is created by Luki Huber (Luzern, 1973) and Gerrit Jan Veldman (Leicester, 1983), who initially developed the tool for internal use in their product design studio situated in Barcelona. The tool has taken shape and has been tested during extensive collaborations with … Continue reading