Canva is a user-friendly, multi-media tool. Users can create and edit presentations, documents, videos, infographics, social media icons, worksheets, videos, cover letters, and countless other options.
Canva is a user-friendly, multi-media tool. Users can create and edit presentations, documents, videos, infographics, social media icons, worksheets, videos, cover letters, and countless other options.
Create Assignments in Canva
Here's how you can create student assignments in Canva, and how students can turn in assignments.
Click on Share, More, then Template Link.
Create the link, and post it for students in Schoology.
When they open the link it will create their own copy that they can add to and edit.
Check out the video instructions on the left.
Students can submit their work in Schoology as either a link or a PDF upload.
You can give them the instructions in the document on the left.
Click on it to see it larger and/or print a copy.
Canva Update!
The behind of the scenes organization of our Canva subscription has changed- we are now organized by school, rather than under one big district umbrella.
Please click on the guide to the left to see how to find your old Canva creations and move them into your new account.
From now on, please create within your school team, rather than the team called SVSD ARCHIVED.
First, give your designs a minute or two to transfer to the new team, especially if you are copying many projects at a time!
Don't look for your transferred projects in RECENT DESIGNS. You have not opened the project in the new team, so it will not appear in Recent Designs.
Instead, look for it in Projects. If you don't see it immediately, try using the FILTERS at the top. See the video at the right (no audio) to see how to navigate the filters.
Working with people outside of your school team? Rather than sharing a design with individuals, we suggest the following:
Collaborators: create a "anyone with the link can edit" link and email it to collaborators.
View: Create a "Public View" link from the share button and distribute that.
How do I use Canva?
Login to Canva through Classlink. You have an educator account, which means you have full access to all the features on Canva. Both teachers and students can use Canva.
Choose what you'd like to make (ex: a presentation, an infographic, etc.) and either create a blank document, or work within an existing template. See the video on the right for a quick "Getting Started" overview.
Canva is frequently adding new features, and the best place to learn about them is their own website.
And these are a few playlists that you might find particularly helpful.
Helpful Resources
Canva adds new features frequently. Stop by What's New Wednesday to hear about what's new.