One of the first deliverables in a project is your Action Plan. Your plan must clarify what you are going to do, what you are going to deliver, and whether this is all feasible within the stipulated time a planning. The explicit formulation of research questions helps you to clarify what kind of information you need (and what you need to do) to realize the proposed solution.
The assignment for your project is: Brainstorm and formulate at least 1 research question per team member for your project.
Together as a team:
Brainstorm a list of questions from the different goals you can have with your research (fit or expertise, overview or security, data or inspiration). Just write down your questions as they come up (probably in the form of a practical question).
Each team member now chooses the most important question from the list that has not yet been chosen by another team member, and goes through the following two steps:
Reformulate your practical question in the form of an information question (research question).
For your information question, apply each of the checks: relevance, function, neutrality, feasibility, openness, and clarity. If necessary, adjust your question to make it more well-formed.
Discuss each of the reformulated research questions as a team. If everyone agrees, you include the question in your action plan.