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Excellent tool to use for presentations. 

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Excellent tool to use for presentations. 

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I loved just seeing the templates it created

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I was working on adjusting a template of a desert that I found to have students distinguish between abiotic and biotic factors.

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I didn't know it did so much. Thought it was a way to not pay a graphic designer to create stuff for you.

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There are multiple styles that you can utilize for images -anime, dreamlike, photo, watercolor, etc. Pretty cool! -Kevin

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There are multiple styles that you can utilize for images -anime, dreamlike, photo, watercolor, etc. Pretty cool! -Kevin

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I haven't touched Canva in a long period of time, so it was cool to see all the different types of mind maps that were available. It's a good base to start with and modify.

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It seems very overwhelming and disorganized at first look.

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First time using Canva. Everything is new to me. Very exciting too!

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First time using Canva. Everything is new to me. Very exciting too!

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In the Education section, great resources.  There is a worksheet option with templates that I can use for my students who need help organizing assignments.  It is a checklist for homework.

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I used to use Canva to make social media posts at a past job, but it has expanded A LOT in the past few years. The Canva Assistant is new and connecting directly to social media apps is also new. Lots more to see I'm sure.

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I'm brand new to Canva, so nearly everything is new to me! I just discovered the video collage feature. Looks cool!

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I've been using canva for YEARS! I've never tried the magic design feature before so that was really fun. It's a good starter to use for writing my lesson plans.