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3. Create a 4-Slide Visual Report using Canva or PowerPoint:
• Slide 1: The Current Space

Add an image or simple drawing. Briefly describe what the space looks like and who uses it.
• Slide 2: User Needs & Problems
Add icons, photos, or tables to show common problems faced by users (e.g., no ramps, no seating, unsafe
crossing).
• Slide 3: Your Redesign Idea
Use shapes, icons, or sketches to show your improved version of the space.
• Slide 4: Design Features Explained
Use short points or labels to explain: How your design helps different users? What makes it inclusive or
sustainable?
Add-On Task: You can also use Canva’s free templates or graphics for public parks, streets, or urban layouts to
make your slides more visual.

Activity 2 Century #Technology Literacy
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Design a Poster on Inclusive Public Spaces Skills
Tool: Canva or PowerPoint

1. Research key features of inclusive design (ramps, seating, signage, etc.).
2. Use Canva or PowerPoint to design a poster titled:
“What Makes a Public Space Inclusive?”
3. Include visuals, symbols, icons, or personas (e.g., senior citizens, children, wheelchair users).
4. Use clear and minimal text to make the message effective.

Activity 3 21 st
Century #Technology Literacy
Create a Persona and Journey Map Skills

Tool: Canva, Google Slides, or PowerPoint
1. Choose a persona (e.g., “Rita – Working Mother waiting at bus stop”).
2. Create a detailed profile card with:
• Name, age, occupation, daily routine, challenges

• A photo or illustration
3. On the next slide/page, create a journey map for the public space they use.

4. Highlight their emotions, pain points, and improvement opportunities.

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