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Table 9 Results of the qualitative analysis of the implementation of the creativity workshop regarding strengths and weaknesses of the implementation through the students’ comments (n = 97) and the focus groups (n = 32)

From: Developing creative and research skills through an open and interprofessional inquiry-based learning course

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Subcategory

Findings

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Creativity workshop

Strengths

The workshop was useful for choosing and delimiting project topics and for group cohesion. Students felt that these sessions promoted more freedom than tutored sessions. The techniques considered most useful were idea generation and evaluation techniques (Brainstorming, SWOT).

New ideas emerged during the workshop.

The free environment helped unite the group.

Brainstorming was useful for organizing our ideas.

Weaknesses

Timing of the sessions, need for a tutor in each group, too many techniques.

I think that fewer techniques would be better for this kind of workshop.