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  Get Canva Free for Teachers as an Online Educator

  Canva is a very versatile platform. There is so much that you can use it for. I use it it to supplement my lessons in the form of flashcards and online games. I use the pen on Canva during lessons for the end of unit quiz. It’s fantastic for giving different sizes of graphics for…

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  Organizing Canva for Online Teachers: A Cleanup Routine

  Does your Canva account feel like a junk drawer full of half-finished lessons, random uploads, old social posts, and one design you know you made but cannot find? Yep. It happens fast, especially when you teach online and Canva is part of your everyday prep. Following a structured guide like Organizing Canva for Online Teachers:…

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  How to Make Interactive Worksheets and Games on Canva with AI for Online Classes

  I recently have been trying to create some interactive worksheets on Canva for my classes. While navigating the transition toward no-code game design has definitely been a learning curve, I am getting there. I’ve only created three so far, but I thought I would share what I have learnt so that you could try it…

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  Best Webcam for Teaching Kids Online: 1080p Picks to 4K

  If you’ve ever held up a flashcard and heard, “Wait, can you show that again?” you already know the problem. Or, if your power cuts and you’re plunged into darkness and the camera can’t accommodate the new lighting situation. Teaching kids online asks a lot from one small camera, so the best webcam for teaching…

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  Is WordWall worth paying for?

  Wordwall.net is free to try, and the free version is usually enough if you only plan to pull it out for the occasional lesson. Yes, WordWall is worth paying for once you use it often enough to reduce your daily preparation time. I started using WordWall to compliment each lesson when I still had time…