1. The CBD – town centre (Central Business District)
Map reproduced with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown Copyright

2. Older Housing near the CBD – ‘Inner City’

3. Newer Housing (1930s-1050s) – Inner Suburbs

4. Outer Suburbs (Housing after 1960)

5. Industrial Areas

6. Click on this icon on the bottom of the screen.
Click on DEC shared area or ‘subjects’ folder.
Click on the BHS Shared area folder.
This will bring up a list of folders with subject names on them. Find ‘geography’ – alphabetical order.
The next four steps are on the next slide – make sure you’ve kept up to date so far.

7. 2 1 4 3

9. Douglas Land Use Task
By ….

10. Instructions Open a new PowerPoint
Title ‘Douglas Land Use Task’ & ‘by … your name…’ in the subtitle box
Open Google Chrome
Type in: ‘openstreetmap.org’ into the bar at the top of the page
Find each land use type in Douglas
Take a screenshot (pressing the ‘prt sc’ key)
Create a new slide in your PowerPoint
Paste screenshot onto this slide
Crop it to size if needed
Label the characteristics of each land use type onto your map using arrows and text boxes – this is harder than the other tasks – it will show you’re working at high level 4 – if it’s too hard for you, just move on to the next land use zone

11. Map of Douglas CBD

12. Map of Douglas Older Housing (Inner City)

13. Map of Douglas Suburbs/Newer Housing

14. Map of Industrial Area Near Douglas

15. If you get this far…
Check you have labelled the maps with characteristics…
Now try find another town/city
It can be another town on the IOM or maybe a town or city in the UK you have visited…
London might be too big for this, try some of the smaller cities
Maybe try Aylesbury – it is the town from the book