1. Did you find this interesting?
I found the workshop interesting, I liked having the freedom to develop such a big idea.
2. Was it useful in any way?
It helped me to think of more ideas and it also made me feel more creative.
3. Why?
Because it was such an open brief, and there where barely any limitations, which meant I was free to think.
4. Did you find it useful or difficult to collaborate
in a group scenario?
Our group actually split, I think this was because of a difference in opinion on the idea, also I prefer smaller groups, its easier to communicate.
5. How was the time limitation?
The time was I think too long for idea generation, our group where finished by 12/1ish.
6. Do you think it added to the creativity or not?
I think the fact we had that much time meant we didn't just go for our first idea and we could develop the one we chose.
7. Because we mentioned ‘multicultural’ did it create
issues?
The word did not cause issues, but it had a big influence on our final idea.
8. Was the issue of ‘age’ a negative? if so why?
The issue of age for me personally wasn't an issue as I could think of ideas for both adults and children, I don't think anyone in my group found it an issue.
9. What did you ‘like’ or ‘not like’ about this way
of doing a workshop?
I liked having no limitations, and I liked that we did not have to think about production. The only thing I didn't like was the timing of the workshop, I think it may of been better earlier on in the year.
10. Did having to edit your presentation to 8 boards
difficult to achieve?
We had created a lot of boards but many of them where to do with our different themes.
11. Why do you think we did this?
I think that we did this to explore idea generation, and encourage us to think bigger, and be more ambitious.
