• 1.Pre-Visit Planning Guide(5 minutes)
• 2.Interactive Map of Wimbledon Grounds(3 minutes)
• 3.Scenario-Based Accessibility Quiz (3 minutes)
• 4.Personal Stories and Tips from Disabled Wimbledon Visitors (4 minutes)
• 5.Provide a Short Quiz

• Format: A step-by-step interactive checklist.

• Content:

• Transportation Options: Detailed information on accessible transport to Wimbledon, including options such as accessible taxis, buses, and trains.

• Parking and Drop-off: Guidance on Wimbledon’s accessible parking areas, nearby drop-off points, and shuttle services.

• Ticketing and Seating: Information on booking accessible seating, assistance with ticket reservations, and available services for support.

• Objective: To ensure disabled visitors can plan their journey in advance, knowing their options and how to secure them.

• Resources:

• Transport for London Accessibility Guide: TfL Accessibility

• Wimbledon Ticket Information for Disabled Guests: Wimbledon Official Site

• Format: A clickable, annotated map highlighting accessibility features.

• Content:

• Key accessibility points such as ramps, elevators, accessible restrooms, and designated seating areas.

• Additional features like sensory-friendly zones and shaded seating.

• Objective: Provide a clear layout of accessibility options within the venue to help visitors navigate effectively.

• Resources:

• Wimbledon Accessibility Map: Wimbledon Grounds Map

• Format: Short multiple-choice quiz based on practical scenarios.

• Content:

• Scenario questions like, “If you need assistance from your seat to the restroom, what options are available?” or “What is the best route to the accessible seating area from Gate 4?”

• Feedback: Instant answers with explanations, linking back to the interactive map or planning guide.

• Objective: Reinforce key information and help visitors prepare for common scenarios.

• Resources:

• Accessibility FAQ: Wimbledon Accessibility FAQ

• Format: Short video clips or text quotes from past visitors.

• Content:

• Personal insights on the experience of navigating Wimbledon as a disabled guest, including tips on best times to visit, useful amenities, and specific areas of comfort.

• Objective: Offer practical advice and build confidence by sharing firsthand experiences.

• Resources:

• Video Playlist: Seek out CC BY licensed videos or testimonials from disability advocacy groups, such as Scope UK.

• Format: Forum where visitors can ask questions, share their experiences, or suggest improvements.

• Content:

• Prompt for visitors to reflect on what accessibility features they found helpful, what challenges they faced, and suggestions for future improvements at Wimbledon.

• Objective: Create a space for shared learning, empathy, and feedback on accessibility.

• Resources:

•Discussion Platform: Use a tool like Padlet for an open, interactive board, or consider a Facebook group specifically for Wimbledon accessibility.

Step 6:Additional Features for Participation(推及到更多的场所，比如博物馆美术馆)

• Accessibility Advocate Badge: After completing the toolkit, visitors receive a digital badge as “Wimbledon Accessibility Advocate,” which they can share on social media.

• Badge Creation Tool: Credly or Open Badge Factory.

• Photo Submission: Allow visitors to submit photos of accessibility features at Wimbledon, adding tips or notes to enhance future guides for disabled guests.

• Tool for Photo Sharing: Google My Maps or Padlet to collect and display photos.