Why use canva for Education

 




Why  use canva for Education

Canva for Education is perfect for a teacher or educator who is switching to remote

working or online classes, as well as those who want to strengthen classroom creativity.

The main benefit is that educators —and all their students—can access this platform for

free, with no limits on ofering of time.

It’s also helpfully compatible with platforms you’re already using, including Dropbox,

Google Drive, and Google Classroom, so signing up doesn’t mean giving up processes

you’ve created and streamlined elsewhere. With easy-to use-design features and single

sign-on for easy student access, Canva for Education is built for everyone.

As a tool for teaching, it’s also great at encouraging creativity, enhancing collaboration

and streamlining work.

You’ll hardly believe where Canva’s wide range of templates can take you and your

students. From Powerpoint presentations to eye-catching infographics and worksheets,

there’s little that your students can’t achieve when they’re creating it with Canva.

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