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1. Cost: Free, but premium features can be purchased $15/month or $120/year (Premium is also free for teachers)

2. Ease of use: Easy with practice

3. Type of tool: Web-based tool

4. Functionality (What does it do?): Canva is an online design tool that allows users to create professional-looking visual conten

5. Audience: Anybody, teachers or students

6. Multimedia learning principle(s) supports: Can support all 12 depending on how it is utilized to create content.

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As a teacher, Canva premium has thousands of templates that can be adapted for any lesson.

Students can improve their digital literacy by using Canva to create displays of data collected on Google Forms. I would use this in our data unit after having students create a Google Form to collect data on a statistical question. They have choices of templates and can upload pictures/screenshots to create a visual display of their findings to peers.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Step 1: Sign Up and Log In to www.canva.com

Step 2: Select Your Design Type. ...

Step 3: Choose Your Template. ...

Step 4: Customize Your Design. ...

Step 5: Upload Your Images. ...

Step 6: Edit and Arrange the Design Elements. ...

Step 7: Preview and Save. ...

Step 8: Share Your Design.

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Students can use Canva in math by creating visually engaging materials to represent math concepts, like graphs, charts, or diagrams to illustrate problems, visualize data, and present their understanding of math topics. They can also create posters/study guides over skills with mathematical equations and symbols with the equation editor feature.

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#8 details how group projects can become more engaging. Canva allows students to work in "teams" simultaneously on projects just like Google Slides. This is a great way to get students collaborating in the classroom.