The first task will be to make your group feel safe together. Ask your group two questions each day during the week:

1) Do we listen to each other?

2) Do we all contribute to the collaboration?

Then your collaboration will run really well.

You must work in groups because the task is difficult. It requires so many different skills that you could not possibly solve it individually.

Take the lead in collaboration where it makes sense. It quickly turns out that the group members are good at different things - and therefore you have to listen to everyone. One is good at analysing problems, another is good at video editing, etc.

You will get better results if you realise you have two ears and only one mouth. The ears outnumber the mouth, and it is instructive to use your listening capacity mostly with your group.

Show the others you are listening! Ask what the others really think. Accept that there are opinions other than yours. It will ultimately make it more educational for everyone.

Someone feels most secure if they talk a lot and are recognized for what they say. Others feel most recognized when they are listening.

You will become more creative and more giving if you accept each other as you are.

The case film's sole task is to provide evidence of the problem and solution.

Your case film - or pitch film - must prove to others that your idea can solve the problem. Therefore, the case film must show 1) the problem as the target group actually sees the problem and 2) your idea / concept to solve it.

In the presentation of the problem, you are welcome to visualize the problem with acting, perhaps cover it with interviews or show parts of your process from the week. The presentation of the problem can also contain facts about the extent of the problem and what the consequence is.

The part of the film that is about your solution must show that the idea solves the problem. Here too you can show plays, use graphics, use interviews etc. Does your solution prevent the problem? Or does the solution remove the negative consequences once the damage has occurred?

You have to fight the problem with the help of creative problem-solving. It is about speaking through your actions - as in story doing. What you actually do tells who you are and what you stand for. This way we get to know you and your values.

It is important to do something really useful to prevent or cure the problem. And that you do it with insight into what lies behind the problem.

Afterwards you can activate your solution on Youtube, Instagram, Tik Tok or in the news and inspire others to also do something good. Not as an end in itself, but to make the world a more fun and responsible place to be.

The world always has problems - lack of human rights, digital violations, pandemics, climate change - so it takes action to create change and awareness of the challenges. If you want to solve a problem, acting on your knowledge is more effective than talking about what you would like to have done.

The advertising and marketing industry has embraced story doing. There is a wave underway where companies are putting initiatives into action to improve the world. They do it through useful actions - not through traditional advertising campaigns, films and ads.

Microsoft helps Save the Children free of charge with their IT solutions for the good cause. TooGoodToGo helps stores avoid food waste by selling it cheaply instead of throwing it away. Just to mention a few.

During the project, you must create better well-being in the digital world by coming up with new suggestions to solve important problems creatively - with the help of creative problem-solving.

The project is a design sprint with fixed activities and deadlines, so you move towards a clear goal.

The process is specially designed for innovation and communication to the outside world about how you can change the world with creative problem-solving and innovation.

You will solve creative tasks in a fixed order: Strategy with, among other things, personas, creative idea development, case films and knowledge sharing. It helps you hit the spot with your creative solution and learn a lot along the way.

You get new knowledge from experts before each task to push the activity into motion, and there are requirements and deadlines for the tasks. Then you know what you have to work with and deliver. Your group will be guided to define goals and seek inspiration.

Your many case films become a kind of prototypes with inspiration for everyone about how the problems can be solved.