4.26: Canva Tips & Tricks

The ed Newsstand

A few weeks ago I put out my newsletter sharing resources to sign up for a Canva for Education account. Throughout the newsletter, I demonstrated how to set up your Canva classes, some of the classroom features within Canva, provided you with links to blogs and playlists to get you inspired, and gave step-by-step instructions you can follow to get started. Now that you’ve had a few weeks to digest that information I wanted to provide you with some TikTok tips and tricks videos that I found helpful and interesting.

In the newsletter, I have also linked to Canva’s design school. Canva believes that anyone can make beautiful designs with Canva. On the website, you will find courses that you can work through. These courses will help you with everything from design basics to supercharging your design skills. Each class has a different number of videos but I’m sure there is something impactful in each video.

In TikTok Tech, I don’t have a TikTok video because the entire newsletter is a bunch of TikTok videos. What I have is a website called Knoword. Knoword is a game-based website that will expand your vocabulary. The website has over 2,00 different vocabulary packs and can be played with or without an account. In Tech Refresh, I want to introduce Manga High. Manga High is a website that boasts over 700 different math activities covering numbers, algebra, geometry, measurement, statistics, and probability. The website is designed for ages 5 to 16 but I found the games more difficult than the age to which they were designed. You can also play games on this website with or without an account, but it is a little more limited.

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