Resources: Maloy, R., O'Loughlin, R., Edwards, S., & Woolf, B. (2013). Transforming Learning with New Technologies. 2nd Edition. Boston, MA: Pearson Education Inc.
Looks like part of your third column got cut off, but good to see that you tried Canva. It is designed to be more of a type of digital poster with more emphasis on images and design than text, but you have to start with the tool and play with it...and that takes time. Even adding color and different fonts, etc adds to text and makes it more engaging for the reader. :) Please remember that the design of these blog posts are to do reflective writing - instead of summarizing what you read, think about how it relates to your own experiences and/or how you can apply to other classes or observations, etc. In fact, the concept of reflection was also an important one discussed in this chapter!
Looks like part of your third column got cut off, but good to see that you tried Canva. It is designed to be more of a type of digital poster with more emphasis on images and design than text, but you have to start with the tool and play with it...and that takes time. Even adding color and different fonts, etc adds to text and makes it more engaging for the reader. :) Please remember that the design of these blog posts are to do reflective writing - instead of summarizing what you read, think about how it relates to your own experiences and/or how you can apply to other classes or observations, etc. In fact, the concept of reflection was also an important one discussed in this chapter!
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