Our members were eager to have something displaying the development of our appeal We also sought something aesthetically arresting and straightforward for understanding. Rather than a thermometer, though, we wanted to create a graphic with a significant component of engagement Forty faces that "changed the world" were included on an interactive board we developed It was meant to inspire involvement with fresh audiences, therefore increasing financial support for our appeal and increasing knowledge of our social justice activities. The interactive board that results measures 4 meters by 2 meters. Its dramatic black and white image of the forty faces grouped together is Under the tagline "peel me," 15,000 tiny, "gold," magnetic bricks cover the whole board. Visitors are urged to pay £1 for each brick to unveil the faces they find appealing The interactive board has enabled us to contact people outside of our regular networks and church. It addresses some of
brainstormings, promoting a comfortable work environment, thus “enabling the workers to bring more novelties to the table”. In contrast, the lack of physical contact - which can lead to isolation issues - for identification and discussion of problems was pointed out by two interviewees as promoting the loss of spontaneity since “innovation is not a matter of tools but rather of bringing people together”. Although apps promoting visual contact may be useful to solve this problem, “a lot of time is wasted remotely in doing follow-ups of everything it was done and not focusing on the discussion of new ideas”. Also, by enabling working from home (WHF), two interviewees reported that “remote work can result in a work environment with less distractions that allows workers to focus more”. Nevertheless, the same interviewees also stated pointed out a mental well-being trade-off, in the sense that “workers sometimes experience time perception issues, ending up working more hours than what the