Technological Tools

Canva

A content-creation web-based tool that allows users to design presentations, social media graphics, posters, book covers, business cards, and more.
Canva can be used to create a variety of images, including event flyers, resumes, cards, certificates, and infographics. Users can also edit videos via Canva.
Canva provides access to a wide variety of background colours, premade designs, font styles, graphics, and photographs.
Users can create engaging infographics to increase participation in program activities and provide an exciting way to deliver educational materials and messages to participants.
Students to design posters to showcase their knowledge in a visual way. They can share view or edit access with others.

	User interface
	Editing a video
	Sharing view or edit access with others by email addresses.

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