First Group Meeting on October 4

We met up as a group to brainstorm ideas for what we could do for our project. We came up with many ideas including VR goggles, a projector theatre with sound and a selfie stick. At the end of the meeting, we decided that each member to come up with 3 ideas of their own and following week we will reconvene and decide on which idea we would like to settle on.



Starting this multimedia project, after we made our group, we introduced ourselves. We made a group chat on instagram in order to communicate and sent our schedules so that we could coordinate when to meet up. With the time remaining in class we try to brainstorm ideas but only came up with a the idea of making a home made VR headset which was quickly shot down by our TA.


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