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3 users like the idea.

1 user wonder if the benefit for using it can be communicate stronger.

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Simulate the check in using virtual backgrounds (in lieu of face filters)

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Pick an animal filter that represents you

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Our idea will be impactful because it will lighten the mood and keep things engaging and enable showing the "fun side" of you

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1. It allows people to come in with the look they want and represent them that day
2. Because people want a bit of fun and have a laugh3. Because having fun and see what “faces” your team mates will be coming is exciting.
4. Because having fun makes us relax.
5.Because we want to keep things formal yet have some engagement.

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1. people are tempted to try out and experiment on things which are new
2.  this makes the participation to be more engaged in the
session of interacting with each other
3.  traditional way is just boring
4. we always adapt to ever changing stuffs
5.  new things need to get introduced to make life  more interesting

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App face filter

1 - because it is light and will make everyone laugh

2 - because everyone is a bit tensed when starting the meeting

3 - because we spend so much time alone and want some connection and laugh at each others

4 - Because we are naturally social and need to be part of a group

5 - Because that is what allow us to be stimulated and do better

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1.       User friendly and familiar to most people

2.       Most people already use it as part of social media

3.       Because it spices up boring social media

4.       Traditional usage isn’t eye catching enough to garner attention

5.       New “fun” technologies are popping up everywhere competing for attention

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TIME: 15 min

1. Each team member individually answers the 5 WHY’s for your team’s idea in this padlet.

2. Then compare the Key Assumptions (the Hypothesis)

3. Write down your team hypothesis in a separate post.