In this episode, I sit down with Scott Nunes from Canva to explore the latest Canva for Education updates that are perfect for educators.

Discover how the new “Sort Stickies” feature can help you organize your ideas effortlessly.

But wait…there’s more!

After you sort your stickies, “Transform to Doc” and then “Transform to Presentation” and let this new workflow blow your mind.

We also cover how to link and embed other Canva files more efficiently, and the new “Translate Templates” feature that breaks language barriers.

Don’t miss out on the exciting “Animated Bar Charts” for dynamic data presentation and the “Graduated Student Export” option, which is perfect for students to take their work with them (similar to Google Takeout).

This podcast episode is available as a YouTube video, so you can see the demo of the new features on the screen or listen to the traditional audio podcast. (Both are available below.)

Tune in to stay ahead with these game-changing Canva updates!

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Can’t-Miss Canva Updates for Educators

Hello educators! We have some exciting news from Canva for Education that you won’t want to miss.

In our latest video session, I sat down with Scott Nunes from Canva to dive into the newest features and updates that are perfect for enhancing your teaching toolkit. Whether you’re looking to streamline your workflow or create more engaging content for your students, these updates are designed to make your life easier. Let’s explore these game-changing features!

1. Sort Stickies

Keeping your ideas organized has never been easier with Canva’s new “Sort Stickies” feature. This tool allows you to quickly sort and categorize sticky notes, making brainstorming sessions more efficient and visually appealing. Perfect for planning lessons or collaborative classroom activities.

2. Transform to Doc

This is not a new feature, but how we use it in the video is! Say goodbye to manual document creation. With the “Transform to Doc” feature, you can now convert your designs directly into fully formatted documents. This is a fantastic way to create lesson plans, handouts, and other instructional materials with just a few clicks.

3. Transform to Presentation

This is not new either, but we used it in a super creative workflow! Gamechanger! Creating engaging presentations is now a breeze with the “Transform to Presentation” tool. This feature lets you transform your designs into professional presentations seamlessly. It’s perfect for educators who want to deliver visually appealing lectures and interactive sessions.

4. Link and Embed Canva Files Faster

Efficiency is key in education, and Canva has made linking and embedding other Canva files easier. This update lets you integrate various Canva designs quickly, ensuring your resources are interconnected and easily accessible.

5. Translate Templates

Breaking down language barriers in the classroom has never been easier. The new “Translate Templates” feature enables you to translate your Canva templates into multiple languages. This is ideal for diverse classrooms and helps ensure all students can access the same resources.

6. Animated Bar Charts

Data presentation just got more dynamic with “Animated Bar Charts.” This feature brings your data to life, making it easier for students to understand and engage with information. Use these charts to create interactive lessons that captivate your audience.

7. Graduated Student Export

Finally, the “Graduated Student Export” option is a must-have for end-of-year projects. This feature allows you to export student work and projects efficiently, making it easy to compile and share students’ achievements.

Get all the details in the video presentation below.

*Related: Back to School with Canva

Conclusion
These Canva updates are designed to make your teaching more effective, efficient, and engaging. Whether you’re organizing ideas with Sort Stickies, transforming designs into documents and presentations, or using animated charts to bring data to life, Canva’s latest features are here to support you. Make sure to check out the full video for a detailed walkthrough of each feature and how you can incorporate them into your teaching practice.

Stay tuned for more updates and tech tips for teachers!

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About Scott Nunes

Twitter: @MrNunesteach

Scott Nunes is an energetic ELA teacher turned Edtech coach who is now a consultant, podcaster, and influencer. Scott builds on his 20+ years as a freelance Graphic Designer to bring real world relevance to classrooms around the world. When he isn’t busy podcasting (Education Today) he can be found sharing on Twitter (@MrNunesTeach). Scott is all about building relationships and uplifting teacher and student voices while advocating for belonging, choice, and creating positive work cultures that empower stakeholders to achieve a unifying vision.

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