Harvesting

(p. 210) "In any creative thinking session there are at least three
purposes:
    1.  To find the magic idea.
    2.  To produce new ideas that can be shaped into usable ideas.
    3.  To stock the mind with a repertoire of concepts and ideas that
may not be useful at the moment but that will enrich any future thinking
on the same or related matters (or even on other matters).

Specific ideas--concrete ideas which can be put into action.
"For-Instance" ideas--unworkable, but valuable concept or process
Seedling ideas--just the beginning, but has potential
Direct Concepts--concepts that emerged during the discussion
"Pull-back" Concepts--didn't emerge, but can be "pulled" from the ideas
Directions--capture the broad directions, spelled out or implicit
Needs--clear needs that have become visible
New Focuses
Changes--changes in thinking, direction, etc.
Flavor--what was the overall flavor of the session?