An online design and publishing tool with a mission to empower everyone in the world to design anything and publish anywhere
Canva
Founded in 2012 by Melanie Perkins, Cliff Obrecht, and their co-founder, Cameron Adams, in Perth, Australia
Offers a wide range of creative tools and templates for creating various visual materials
Empowers individuals to design anything and publish it anywhere, regardless of their design expertise
An online platform that can be accessed through computers, tablets, and smartphones
The Birth of Canva
The idea came to Melanie Perkins while she was teaching graphic design at the University of Western Australia, as she noticed her students found it challenging to use professional design software, so she came up with the idea of creating a simple, user-friendly graphic design tool that anyone could use
How to use Canva
1. Open your Canva web or app
2. Sign in or sign up your email or Canva account
3. Make your teams with other accounts
4. Choose and make your own design or desired template
5. Download or save your finished design
Steps on making your own design
1. Sign up or Create a Canva account
2. Select template category
3. Look through pre-made templates
4. Choose a template or decide to design from scratch
5. Add or customize design elements
6. Download or Share: Download it in various formats (PNG, JPG, or PDF) or directly share it on social media or via email
Basic Tools on Canva
Elements - Choose images, frames, shapes, or lines for your design
Text Tab - Add various text styles like headings and body text, along with font options
Brand Kit - Ensures your business has consistent logos, fonts, colors, and imagery
Upload Tab - Add your own images and graphics
Draw - Tool for sketching, drawing, marking up, and highlighting
Projects - Access all your designs, favorites, purchases, shared items, and folders
Home - Return to your homepage
File - Create, save, resize, and manage your design settings
Resize - Change the size of your design
All changes saved - Canva automatically saves your work
Document Name - Rename your design anytime
Share - Share your design and adjust permissions
Lock Page - To partially lock the page you're working on
Add New Page - Easily add new pages
Add Comments - Attach comments to your design
Zoom Control - Adjust your workspace size
Help - Access Canva's support while working on your design
How to utilize the use of Canva
Social Media Graphics
Presentation Slides
Marketing Materials
Invitations and Cards
Infographics
Videos
Tips on making Docs and Files in Canva
Try to familiarize yourself with the application
Be prepared with an idea of design in mind. Be authentic
Master the Canva keyboard shortcuts
Learn useful tips and tricks
Use other social apps to find elements and color codes, template ideas, as well as tutorials
Unleash your creativity
Enjoy the process of making your CanvArt
Learn the difference between Canva Free and Canva Pro
As the time goes by and technology continuously evolves, Canva proves that they can also step up when it comes to offering new and exciting features to their users
New Canva Features
Magic Studio / Magic AI for Pro users
New Type Gradient Feature
Canva Docs Feature
Canva Website Feature
Canwave
Blur Tool
Magic Enhancer for Photographs
Microsoft Word (MS Word)
A word processing program used to create, format, save and print letters, manuals, contracts, proposals, reports, newsletters, cards, flyers, invitations, certificates, forms, envelopes, blog posts, webpages, signs, manuscripts or books with table of contents and other documents
Microsoft Word (MS Word)
Can be offered as a cloud service or as software that users can install on a PC or mobile device
An integral part of the Microsoft Office suite of products and is the most widely-used word processor in the world, estimated to be running on more than a billion devices worldwide
Allows users to create documents from scratch or from a template, add text, images, art, and videos, research a topic and find credible sources, access documents from a computer, tablet, or phone via OneDrive, share documents and collaborate with others, and track and review changes
The first ever version of Microsoft Word - Word 1.0 - was launched in October 1983 and developed by former Xerox programmers, Charles Simonyi and Richard Brodie
1983
WYSIWYG
What you see is what you get
Starting Up MS Word
1. Desktop - Find the application that says "Microsoft Word" without a file name, there you will open a new blank document
2. Search - Second option if you don't have your word application on your desktop is to search it, go to your windows tab then type "Microsoft Word"
3. Welcome - When you open up the Microsoft Word, the presented screen will be this start screen
Canva
An online design and publishing tool with a mission to empower everyone in the world to design anything and publish anywhere
Canva
Founded in 2012 by Melanie Perkins, Cliff Obrecht, and their co-founder, Cameron Adams, in Perth, Australia
Offers a wide range of creative tools and templates for creating various visual materials
Empowers individuals to design anything and publish it anywhere, regardless of their design expertise
An online platform that can be accessed through computers, tablets, and smartphones
The Birth of Canva
The idea came to Melanie Perkins while she was teaching graphic design at the University of Western Australia, as she noticed her students found it challenging to use professional design software, so she came up with the idea of creating a simple, user-friendly graphic design tool that anyone could use
How to use Canva
1. Open your Canva web or app
2. Sign in or sign up your email or Canva account
3. Make your teams with other accounts
4. Choose and make your own design or desired template
5. Download or save your finished design
Steps on making your own design
1. Sign up or Create a Canva account
2. Select template category
3. Look through pre-made templates
4. Choose a template or decide to design from scratch
5. Add or customize design elements
6. Download or Share: Download it in various formats (PNG, JPG, or PDF) or directly share it on social media or via email
Basic Tools on Canva
Elements - Choose images, frames, shapes, or lines for your design
Text Tab - Add various text styles like headings and body text, along with font options
Brand Kit - Ensures your business has consistent logos, fonts, colors, and imagery
Upload Tab - Add your own images and graphics
Draw - Tool for sketching, drawing, marking up, and highlighting
Projects - Access all your designs, favorites, purchases, shared items, and folders
Home - Return to your homepage
File - Create, save, resize, and manage your design settings
Resize - Change the size of your design
All changes saved - Canva automatically saves your work
Document Name - Rename your design anytime
Share - Share your design and adjust permissions
Lock Page - To partially lock the page you're working on
Add New Page - Easily add new pages
Add Comments - Attach comments to your design
ZoomControl - Adjust your workspace size
Help - Access Canva's support while working on your design
How to utilize the use of Canva
Social Media Graphics
Presentation Slides
Marketing Materials
Invitations and Cards
Infographics
Videos
Tips on making Docs and Files in Canva
Try to familiarize yourself with the application
Be prepared with an idea of design in mind. Be authentic
Master the Canva keyboard shortcuts
Learn useful tips and tricks
Use other social apps to find elements and color codes, template ideas, as well as tutorials
Unleash your creativity
Enjoy the process of making your CanvArt
Learn the difference between Canva Free and Canva Pro
As the time goes by and technology continuously evolves, Canva proves that they can also step up when it comes to offering new and exciting features to their users
New Canva Features
Magic Studio / Magic AI for Pro users
New Type Gradient Feature
Canva Docs Feature
Canva Website Feature
Canwave
Blur Tool
Magic Enhancer for Photographs
MicrosoftWord (MSWord)
A word processing program used to create, format, save and print letters, manuals, contracts, proposals, reports, newsletters, cards, flyers, invitations, certificates, forms, envelopes, blog posts, webpages, signs, manuscripts or books with table of contents and other documents
Microsoft Word (MS Word)
Can be offered as a cloud service or as software that users can install on a PC or mobile device
An integral part of the Microsoft Office suite of products and is the most widely-used word processor in the world, estimated to be running on more than a billion devices worldwide
Allows users to create documents from scratch or from a template, add text, images, art, and videos, research a topic and find credible sources, access documents from a computer, tablet, or phone via OneDrive, share documents and collaborate with others, and track and review changes
The first ever version of Microsoft Word - Word 1.0 - was launched, developed by former Xerox programmers, Charles Simonyi and Richard Brodie
1983
WYSIWYG
What you see is what you get
Word 2.0 was released, with added features including spell check and word count
1985
Microsoft released Word 6.0 which worked on Macintosh, Windows and DOS
1993
The most recent release of Microsoft Word, Word 2021, part of Office 365
October 5th 2021
Starting Up MS Word
1. Desktop - Find the application that says "Microsoft Word" without a file name, and open a new blank document
2. Search - Search for "Microsoft Word" in the Windows tab
3. Welcome - The presented screen when opening Microsoft Word
Parts and Functions of MS Word
Quick Access Toolbar - Allows users to save, undo, and redo files in one click
Title Bar - Displays saved files for easy identification
Minimize, Maximize, and Exit - Areas to reduce, enlarge, and close windows
Ribbon Tabs - Provide important functions for encoders
Ribbon - Can alter several features of your text, including font style, font size, text alignment, and color
Category Groups - In the Home tab you can see Clipboard, Font, Paragraph and Styles
Scroll Bar - Used to navigate the workspace, both horizontal and vertical
Workspace - Where all your data is encoded
Ruler - Manually adjust the margin of the document with the help of horizontal and vertical rulers
Status Bar - Lets you see how many words you have already encoded, how many pages you are using, and what language denomination you are using
DocumentViewButton - Allows you to choose how to view your file: Read Mode, Print Layout, Web Layout
Zoom Control - Allows you to zoom in or out of the workspace
Different Shortcut Keys
Not provided in the source material
Document
A written, printed, or digital file that serves as a formal record and offers information or proof
Steps on how to open a document with template
1. Click the file tab
2. Search and click your desired template
3. Click "create"
Steps on how to open an existing document
1. Click the "open"
2. Select "this PC" then open browse or select OneDrive
3. Look where you save the file, select the file, then click "open"
How to move text
1. Select the text you want to move
2. Click and drag the text, then release the mouse