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To be nobody but yourself,
in a world which is doing its best night and day to make you every body else means:
to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop fighting.
e.e. cummings Internet marketing problem solving activity
Dynamic problem solving ! Web marketing problem solving activityProblem solving :: Adaptor or an innovator? Have you ever been stuck in place because you didn't have the skill or Web marketing knowledge required to move forward? Or realized that you have to learn some Web marketing and didn't know where to begin? In this Web marketing page you will apply problem-solving techniques to this situation. You will become familiar with a variety of existing Web marketing networking, collaboration and communication tools and services and combine attributes of these into something new. To help get you into the mood, imagine these scenarios: :: Define the Problem Look at the situation carefully. Figure out what it is that you are trying to solve. This will be your problem. Things to remember Try and find the most important parts of the problem Remain open-minded about the problem and its causes Be as specific as possible when thinking about the problem. This first step is just for defining the problem, not for thinking about solutions yet. Things to avoid Immediately assuming you know what the problem and solution are Going directly to trying to solve the problem before thinking about it :: Identify Options Make a list of all the things you can do about the problem. Things to remember Be creative when coming up with the list. Don't stop with the first couple of options - keep thinking. As you go through, look at the options together and see if some can be combined. Don't evaluate the options at this point. Try to give yourself some time to think about the options before making the decision on which one to use. Think about each option - look at the positives and negatives of each before making a decision Things to avoid Only using the more obvious options; not being creative Only thinking of a couple of options :: Identify Best Solution Think about each option and pick/decide which option is the best for you. Think about what might happen if you do this. Things to remember Think about the possible consequences of your solution, including who else will be affected. Make sure that your selected solution will produce the desired results Things to avoid Selecting the easiest solution because it is the easiest Not thinking about the consequences of the plan and solution :: Plan How to Achieve Best Solution Think about what you will have to do to get there and what resources you might need to use. Things to remember If possible, make a schedule of when each step would be finished. Think through how the plan and solution will affect other people. Think about objections to the plan and solution and have answers ready. Things to avoid Not thinking through all of the steps Assuming that the plan and solution will work exactly as you think. Ignoring other ideas :: Evaluate Results If your problem is still not solved, go back to the list of options and choose another. Follow the same steps. Things to remember - Follow-up with the problem, even if it seems to have been solved. Make sure that the problem doesn't come back or that other things have happened as a result. - After the solution is implemented, changes might need to be made - possibly even starting back to look at the options again. Things to avoid - Not following up to make sure that the problem stays solved and that other things haven't happened as a result - Assuming that the problem will always stay solved once the plan is implemented -------------------------------------------------------------------- To learn, or reinforce problem solving skills using these steps: l) Read and re-read the problem,at least three times. 2) Restate (list) the "facts" given, and rephrase the question. What information is needed? Is there extra information included? What's missing? Would a diagram, drawing, chart, or graph help? Organize what is known and what is needed. 3) Predict, estimate the answer, within a reasonable range. How does the problem connect with concepts, facts, already acquired? 4) Select a strategy or combination of them. 5) Work the strategy to solve the problem. 6) Check the solution in terms of the question. Does it make sense? Can it be demonstrated, extended, or applied further? Strategies (to try) 1) Recognizing Patterns. 2) Simplify, substitute, reduce, round off...make it manageable. 3) Experiment, model, visualize. 4) Estimate: guess and test. 5) Organized Listing. 6) Deduction. 7) Algebra, Geometry skills. 8) Working Backwards: when the outcome is known and the initial conditions are needed. Computer problem solving on site Problem solving on site. |
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