IDEA
(Introduce, Detail, Example, Action)
Quickly present a new concept by introducing it, giving the details, showing a real-world example, and telling people what to do next.
How to implement
Introduce
Briefly present the new concept, idea, initiative, or proposal you want to communicate.
Detail
Provide further explanation, key features, important details, or supporting information to elaborate on the introduction.
Example
Illustrate the concept with a concrete example, case study, scenario, or real-world application to make it more understandable and relatable.
Action
Clearly state the desired next steps, call to action, or what you want the audience to do with the information.
Example
Slide 1: [Introduce]
Headline: Introducing “Project Lighthouse,” our new internal mentorship program.
Slide 2: [Detail]
Headline: Project Lighthouse will pair experienced team members with newer colleagues for one-on-one guidance and support. Mentors will provide advice on career development, share best practices, and offer insights into navigating the company. Mentees will gain valuable knowledge, expand their network, and accelerate their professional growth.
Slide 3: [Example]
Headline: Imagine Jane, a new marketing specialist, being paired with John, our senior marketing director. John could share his experience in leading successful campaigns, provide feedback on Jane’s projects, and help her understand the company’s long-term vision. This direct guidance would significantly enhance Jane’s learning curve and contribution to the team.
Slide 4: [Action]
Headline: Next Steps: If you’re interested in becoming a mentor or mentee in Project Lighthouse, please sign up through the link provided in the email by the end of next week. We’ll be hosting an informational session next Monday at 2 PM to answer any questions.