Enhancing Learning Outcomes of Canva through Institutional Technology: A Face-to-Face Classroom Experience

Location

Boston 2&3

Session Format

Presentation

Abstract

This showcase presents the progress in the implementation of instructional technology in a face-to-face class and shares the classroom experience of implementing a Canva project for pre-service teachers. The aim of this study is to explore the impact of technological intervention on student engagement, project-based learning, and overall academic achievement. The undergraduate course, conducted in a face-to-face setting, focused on leveraging instructional technology to facilitate active learning and collaboration. As the educational landscape continues to evolve, this study contributes valuable insights into the educational functions of Canva software and implementation of classroom pedagogy, paving the way for more effective teaching practices.

Keywords

Project-based Learning, Pre-service Teachers, Instructional Technology

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Enhancing Learning Outcomes of Canva through Institutional Technology: A Face-to-Face Classroom Experience

Boston 2&3

This showcase presents the progress in the implementation of instructional technology in a face-to-face class and shares the classroom experience of implementing a Canva project for pre-service teachers. The aim of this study is to explore the impact of technological intervention on student engagement, project-based learning, and overall academic achievement. The undergraduate course, conducted in a face-to-face setting, focused on leveraging instructional technology to facilitate active learning and collaboration. As the educational landscape continues to evolve, this study contributes valuable insights into the educational functions of Canva software and implementation of classroom pedagogy, paving the way for more effective teaching practices.