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CREATE YOUR CANVA!

Hi everyone!

Have you ever heard about Canva? It is an application that helps you with pre-made drafts of different kinds of cards. You can use these cards in order to fulfill different purposes but today I want to mention its use in education. Canva can be used in education while studying special days and holidays of a country, creating brochures, or you can give your students reading lists and they create a summary of a book by using different photos and they can present their cards in class.

You can see an example of mine above. I have created a Canva in the name of a Turkish Holiday.


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