Above is a Canva that I created detailing the history of the World Wide Web. I used Canva to produce it, and I am still not used to using it effectively so it is not as great as it probably could be. But at some point I intend to master Canva because I have seen there has been a big push by schools for teachers to use it. I have seen this through my teacher observations.
The process I went through in creating my product was finding resources explaining the differences between the WWW versions and then trying to apply my knowledge to slides. I am still a little confused about Web 3.0. The only one I really understand is Web 1.0 and how it is vastly different than the other two. So fighting against Canva and my lack of tech knowledge were my biggest obstacles. I think I need to just make more of a point to try to learn about these programs.
Canva can be used in many different ways. Students tend to like the ways that they are able to create presentations with them. I have seen that more students like the product than teachers. The most positive thing I have heard from teachers who use it was that it was a better alternative to Google Slides. Me personally I like Google Slides better, but I guess that is just because I am more familiar with it. I can see how and why Canva is popular, but its just my lack of understanding of what it is truly capable of that is holding me back.
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Honestly I have never liked making videos over just making slides. So it is very difficult making videos for me. The greatest challenge for me was that I was sick during the time of making the video and my voice was mostly gone because of it. Also operator error was a huge issue. I have never been tech savvy enough to be great at splicing videos. So this really was not fun to me and very difficult overall.
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