1. Multiple Means of Representation: 

Visual Learners:

• Create visually engaging graphics, diagrams, and infographics to represent complex information.

• Use icons, symbols, and images to reinforce key concepts.

• Incorporate background images or colors to enhance visual appeal and readability.

Auditory Learners:

• Add audio elements like voiceovers, music, or sound effects to enrich content.

• Use captions or transcripts to support students who rely on auditory information.

Kinesthetic Learners:

• Design interactive elements like drag-and-drop activities or quizzes.

• Incorporate animations and transitions to make content dynamic and engaging.

2. Multiple Means of Action and Expression: 

Differentiated Assessment:

• Create various assessment options, such as graphic organizers, mind maps, or video presentations.

• Offer choices in how students demonstrate their learning.

Student-Created Content:

• Empower students to create their own projects using Canva's templates and tools.

• Encourage creativity and independent learning.

Accessibility:

• Use Canva's built-in accessibility features to ensure materials are usable by all students.

• Provide alternative text for images and use clear and concise language.

3. Multiple Means of Engagement: 

Personalized Learning:

• Create customizable templates for students to personalize their learning experiences.

• Offer choices in content, activities, and assessment.

Interest-Based Learning:

• Incorporate students' interests into lesson materials by using relevant images, themes, and examples.

Collaborative Learning:

• Design group projects and activities that promote teamwork and peer interaction.