This week is school vacation week here in Maine. I usually take this week off to go ice fishing on Moosehead Lake. Unfortunately, that’s not happening this year. Instead I’ll be “staycationing” and working on some projects around home. While on my staycation I’ll be sharing some of my personal favorite tools. Canva’s release of new comics templates was one of my favorite new things in the fall of 2020.
Canva‘s comic gallery contains templates for making comics in a variety of layouts and formats. All of the templates can be customized to your heart’s content.
If you are a current Canva for Education user, you may already know that your students can now collaborate online on any graphics. That’s just one of the many good features available when making comics in Canva. In this video I demonstrate how to create comics in Canva and outline five key features of creating comics in Canva.
Five Key Features of Making Comics in Canva
- Online, real-time collaboration on comic strips.
- Customize hundreds of pieces of artwork/ drawings/ clip art.
- Customize the size, spacing, and number of frames per comic.
- Publish comics as stand-alone websites.
- Publish comics as PDFs and images.
