TWO click translate!  Translate selected text (right click > translate) or an entire document (Resize & Magic Switch > Translate). Voila! Save, copy, discard, translate back!

Effective December, 2023 we are now rostering Canva for Education in Classlink. All students will be rostered in all of their classes. Teachers and students should go through Classlink to access Canva. Canva for Education has awesome templates and more for classroom use with students and families. Canva For Education provides access to all the Premium features for free (with no watermarks!).

Here are the written steps from the video above, "Publish Assignments in Canva, Canva for Teachers".  At the last step, if you don't see your classes, start typing the name of the class (that you can see in your Account Settings > Classes)

1. Create or open an existing design for the assignment.

2. From the top corner of the editor, click  Share.

3. Click  Assignment.

4. Under Choose where students should submit work, select Canva from the dropdown.

5. Under Share as, select New design for each student.

6. Add the assignment instructions. It will be attached to the assignment template, and students will see it. Click Next.

7. Choose who the assignment is for. On the text field, type a class, group, or individual student names.

8. Click Publish to finish.

Users can transfer any content between their teams by following these steps (you can only move one item at a time, so if you have a lot of content, create a folder and move the content to a folder first.  Then move the folder.

How to Create Canva Assignments in Schoology | Canva for Teachers

Be sure to talk to students about editing the template versus  using the template for a new design of their own

Duplicates teams, schools, etc are a result of teams that were created independently by users before Canva SSO  went live. You can copy individual files and folders. It may be easier organize your files into folders before copying over.

Users can transfer any content between their teams by following these steps: 

Here is info. on Canva classes, teams, groups. Educators can create as many classes as they wish - only if you are connected to a school. Otherwise, you can have one class and create groups and teams. If a student joins your class and creates content then you delete your class, the student account will still remain, with the created content. The student will still be connected to the school that the teacher was connected to but the student will have no classes. 

It is possible to import images into Canva, but it is best to stay within Canva. It has tons of really great Elements: graphics, stickers, photos (see/show Search and Edit Elements video). Most photos from the internet or social media are in low-resolution to facilitate faster loading and require attribution/citing. Canva recommends using photos obtained directly from cameras or photographers if not using Canva images (link).  If printing, don’t use animations (won’t show up in printing). 

Canva has a Tutorials page. Canva for Students has a great collection of 10 how-to videos. 

How to Use Canva: A Beginner’s Guide

Upload and import to Canva | Getting Started with Canva for Education course

Make sure your email address is current @andvoverma.us

1. From the homepage, go to Account settings.

2. From the Your account tab, select Edit across from your email address.

3. Enter your account password, and click Confirm password.

4. Once the field is unlocked, enter a new email address. It should not be linked to an existing Canva account.

5. Select Save changes.

In a presentation, you can record (Share > More > Share > Present and Record)