The Product Vision Box is a fun, useful and collaborative tool, typically utilized at the onset of a new project, that enables team members to clearly define, understand and communicate the vision of a solution. The idea is derived from typical product packaging such as cereals.
A Trivia Quiz can work as a fun ice breaker or “mind freer” as well as an engaging assessment tool of the students learning progress.
Lean startup is, in essence, a methodology to develop businesses and products that consists of applying the scientific method to a business model.
The Lotus Blossom Technique is a structured brainstorming exercise used to expand on a central idea or problem.
It is one of the most widely used techniques for prospective analysis by using expert assessment
Storyboarding is a technique that visually depicts a user’s interaction with your product.
Experiential Learning can be defined as “learning by doing” as it blends learning with experience, and therefore covers a very broad knowledge development process.
The “Taking a Picture” method is about each student going outside to take one picture of their own choosing and show it to the rest of the group.
Pictionary or Scribble is a group activity where teams compete against each other in guessing what one group member is drawing.
The Oxford vs. Cambridge method is an icebreaker that makes student teams compete against each other.