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Canva has been working towards becoming an “all-in-one” online tool for just about everybody – for creating posters, attractive quotations, infographics, and more.
Today, it expanded to video-editing.
You can read more about it at TechCrunch and at Business Insider (both articles talk about a bunch of additional new features, too) and watch a video about it embedded below.
I had thought Canva had an education site previously but, according to the articles and their announcement, they also announced a new Canva For Education program that is free and lets teachers create virtual classrooms and use all of Canva’s tools for free.
I’m adding this info to:
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