It is a time for self-studying and co-operate within the group. I started to inform myself more about different types of prototypes. I searched around and found some interesting ideas, pictures and articles; I was talking to other KCTs as well. I learned more about storyboards, collages and different other techniques which would be appropriate for our project and finally I still thought that the best media for our prototypes could be collages and webpage.
By getting clear on my ideas for our prototypes, I tried to make contacts with my group, in order to share my two new ideas with them. But it was a little bit frustrating process, not because they disagreed, but mostly because they responded me so late. So I learned another issue here, the group members' responsibility would have a great impact on my level of motivation. But I always have this in my mind that... "creation of success requires a strong foundation in each individual pursuing it. The foundation consists of a healthy, positive mindset that believes in that improvement and change is possible" (This is based on the teachings of Anthony Robbins, David Deangelo and Napoleon Hill on personal development).
Phase B- Collective crystallizing: develop a concrete project and a joint vision in the KCTs.
Anyway, finally the group managed to meet. Through sharing the ideas and experiences with each other we came up to the solution together. And finally all of us agreed upon the collage/advertisement and business plan and a webpage as prototypes. We made a to-do-list, split up the tasks and decided to get in touch through the email, because almost everybody was so busy with their personal life issues.
As my learning outcome from this phase, I would like to mention that, at this time I felt that the group has got finally the same joint vision. As we were discussing the things, I noticed that finally blurry questions are going to fade away and we are near to create the thing that was in our minds from the beginning. Finally our joint intent could show up in the prototypes.
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