Canva is becoming the “go-to” site for many teachers who are creating just about anything.
I’m a beginner at it, and here are the resources I’m using to learn more:
The Canva for Education site itself is a good place to start.
Richard Byrne’s Canva video playlist.
Canva Tutorial for Teachers – How to Create a Worksheet with Canva is from ESL Teacher.
10 Ways for Teachers to Use Canva in the Classroom is from The MerrillsEdu.
10 ways to take your lessons to the next level with Canva is from Canva, as is this list of tutorials.
Canva has made lots of changes and upgrades, including adding the ability to create a website. Learn all about them here.
Edit any idea into action with our video editor. We’ve just released a game-changing Video Background Remover and a new suite of animation effects.
Plus, soon, you’ll be able to turn any design into a video. Get your ideas moving with video. https://t.co/6ZYz9htR8E
— Canva (@canva) October 14, 2022
Go to canva(dot)com and create an account, if you don't have one already.
On the Canva homepage, you will see "Docs."
Click on it, and then on "Start Writing." pic.twitter.com/OXhGT0JgTP
— Mushtaq Bilal, PhD (@MushtaqBilalPhD) January 28, 2023
Now if you want to present your work-in-progress at a seminar or a conference you don't have to spend time on creating a presentation.
Just go to the top-right corner and click on "Convert." pic.twitter.com/rLpcitqnof
— Mushtaq Bilal, PhD (@MushtaqBilalPhD) January 28, 2023
Canva will instantly convert your document into a presentation — with slides and everything.
You can also choose a design. pic.twitter.com/XCLwPRLs6h
— Mushtaq Bilal, PhD (@MushtaqBilalPhD) January 28, 2023
Let me know what I’m missing!
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