Create a Heading Matching task using Canva AI on Environmental Protection: Can't base it on my own infographic

 Previously, I created an infographic on Saving the Environment, from a simple prompt, using Canva AI. 

Just now, I wanted to use Canva's Code for Me, to create an interactive blank-filling task (fill in the headings for the 5 sections in the infographic).

But I was not able to upload my infographic. It referred to my prompt, and generated a general one as below: https://paulsze.net/eco-friendly-tips

Created a Save the Environment infographic using Canva.AI: 1 output chosen for generating reading comprehension questions

 Canva: 

Left-hand pane > Canva AI >

Prompt box:

    Create a horizontal infographic for grade 7 students titled ‘5 Things You Can Do to Save the Environment’. The infographic should include text and images. The images should help illustrate the action in question.

OUTPUTS:

4 versions:

I chose one of them: https://www.canva.com/design/DAHCz2AgS6I/4696TXRECl3Sdqg8EGrsxA/view?utm_content=DAHCz2AgS6I&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hc617aace8e

downloaded it.

Then I went to POE, uploaded the infographic image file, and asked the chatbot to generate 6 reading comprehension questions based on the infographic.

It worked.

https://poe.com/s/2nr37yFmu77eaGXsUrNW

Found a Workaround to convert the main headings of a Workflowy session rundown into an EdrawMind Mindmap: Make use of Markdown

 STEPS: 

1. In Workflowy, collapse a rundown to the levels which I want to show on a mindmap. 

2. Copy and paste this list into Dynalist

3. In Dynalist, copy this back to Workflowy

4. Export as a Markdown file

4. In EdrawMind, under FILE, import this Markdown file. 

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KEY TAKEAWAY

- Unlike Xmind and Mindmeister, a mind map thus created in Edrawmind can start with the top node.