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Video brainstorming Rósa Guðjónsdóttir

Video brainstorming - Rosa Gudjonsdottir

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Video brainstormingRósa Guðjónsdóttir

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• To generate ideas and prototypes

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• Four groups

• Five participants each

• A mix of subject experts, target audience and designers

• One moderator per group

• Duration 3-4 hours

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• Procedure

• Participants tell fresh, relevant and specific anecdotes

• Decide which issue to solve

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• Procedure

• Decide on a solution

• Write a scenario

• Prototype the solution

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• Procedure

• The solution is recorded on video

• No editing

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• Procedure

• All groups gather and watch the videos

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• Procedure

• The solutions are discussed

• Criticism is only allowed at the end

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• Drawback

• Can be interpreted as hogwash

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• Drawback

• It can be a challenge to involve all participants

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• Advantage

• Subject experts, target group and designers interact

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• Advantage

• The result is tangible

• Cannot be interpreted as the real thing

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• Advantage

• It is fun