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This blog is the finale to what I learned in my completed Canva Lessons.
The lesson I based this blog on is Canva Lesson 7.
Canva lesson 7 thought me how to create QR codes and use the drawing tool. It also taught me how to explore the apps elements tab to find google maps to insert a location and YouTube to insert videos.
Below is a visual summery of my completed work for lesson 7 excluding Character Builder.
Finally, I learned how to create my own character using an app called Character Builder included with Canva. I didn’t involve Character Builder in my visual summery because I wanted to give it a personal spotlight to emphasize how much I enjoyed the app.
Below I will show you the character I created and the setting I had placed them in.
I found this tool extremely helpful and interesting to use. I really enjoyed creating my own character and making it similar to my own stature. I will be using this in future projects for any of my other Cambridge classes. This will help personalize and have a creative difference on my projects now that I know about the convenience of this tool.
As you can see, Canva has made it possible, in more ways than one, to creatively express my interests and skills through design. It has allowed me to expand on my creative horizon and has given me the tools to grow further in that aspect. I will be recommending this platform as the first tool necessary for school projects and extracurriculars. I personally, will be using Canva for the rest of my school career. After completing all of my Canva lessons and using my blogs as my canvas for creativity, I can now confidently say that Canva has become my official tool for school.
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Since my last blog I have already learned so much about what Canva can help me with, such as my designs and how creative they are for my AICE Media Studies project.
This blog will be a report on what I learned in lesson six of Canva skills.
This lesson was more about animation and effects, unfortunately you guys wont be able to see the animation in action on the blog itself but I will provide a link so you can view the effects yourself.
Below is a summery page on what I learned altogether in lesson six of Canva
*Each picture will have the animation or effect I added.
I really enjoyed doing this lesson because I loved seeing the effects and animations come to life. The water picture with a flow animation and the elephant with the tumble effect, I really loved seeing a picture come to life with just a few alterations and the click of a button made easy by Canva.
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This blog will be the beginning of a three part blog series on how my experience was on Canva and what I learned.
Before, what I would hear about Canva is how fun and easy it was, but because I was never interested in designing or creating anything, I never really ventured as far as exploring it myself. However, this Media Studies course has made it a necessity for me to check it out myself, with the help of my teacher, who encourages me to explore the site further on my own.
We have had already five lessons on what is available to me on Canva. I first learned the basics such as the different designs I can choose from and what the element tabs contain. In my first few lessons, I learned how to insert a line, insert graphics such as pictures and videos, use frames, create and upload recordings and personal pictures and so much more. Once I starting being introduced to what I had access to, I started realizing its potential.
Below are tasks completed on Canva, this is lesson five and I decided to showcase this one first because I found it very interesting and easy on the eyes:
Removing the background of an image:
Adding a shadow drop to an image:
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