YEAR 8 · EXTRAS

Creator Studio

Make a story, a design and something worth sharing.

Your drafts and practice checks save on this device.

Open an activity. Read the source, try the checks and keep a draft if you want to return later.

01 · Two angles, one eventOpen activity

Plan two short reports of the same fictional event, then explain the different emphasis.

Make it on paper, with safe materials, or using a digital tool you already know. Keep real names, private details and location information out of anything you share publicly.

Choose a clear purpose and audience.
Plan, then make a first version.
Test with someone you trust. Use one piece of feedback to improve it.

My working draft

Use a nickname and leave out private details. Saving a draft keeps your ideas; it does not judge or grade them.

Shared verified factsTwo headlines and reportsWhat I changed and how it affects meaning

02 · A design for real usersOpen activity

Plan an accessible solution and justify a trade-off.

Make it on paper, with safe materials, or using a digital tool you already know. Keep real names, private details and location information out of anything you share publicly.

Choose a clear purpose and audience.
Plan, then make a first version.
Test with someone you trust. Use one piece of feedback to improve it.

My working draft

Use a nickname and leave out private details. Saving a draft keeps your ideas; it does not judge or grade them.

User need and evidencePrototype, constraints and accessibility choicesTest evidence, trade-off and next iteration

03 · An enterprise pitchOpen activity

Create an honest pitch with a cost model and an evaluation plan.

Make it on paper, with safe materials, or using a digital tool you already know. Keep real names, private details and location information out of anything you share publicly.

Choose a clear purpose and audience.
Plan, then make a first version.
Test with someone you trust. Use one piece of feedback to improve it.

My working draft

Use a nickname and leave out private details. Saving a draft keeps your ideas; it does not judge or grade them.

Problem, customer and proposed valueExample costs, price and assumptionsRisks, test plan and success measures