What is a Canva embed?

Have you ever created presentations on Canva? If so, we have good news! You can now embed your Canva presentations into your Redmenta worksheets with just a few clicks.

With Canva embedding, you can easily embed presentations edited with the online tool Canva (Canva.com) into your Redmenta worksheet.

By embedding your presentations, you can upload your materials already created on other platforms to Redmenta with just a few clicks. When embedding material created on Canva.com you can access the embed link from the editing interface of Canva. 

Here (Canva.com), in the top right corner, you can find the Share button. Click on it, then select More, then click the Embed button.

After you click on the Embed button select the link (Smart embed link) and copy it into the appropriate field in the task editor (on Redmenta).

After you copied, it is important to click the Add button, and don't forget to enter the title of the presentation before saving! Then select the size of the presentation and save again for finalizaiton.

When editing after saving, it is important that you click on the title you have entered under the presentation. This is the only way to recall the editing interface. 

Note that the scroll bar associated with the Canva presentation will disappear after a while. You can also scroll the presentation without the scroll bar by clicking on the right edge of the presentation if you are scrolling forwards and on the left edge if you are scrolling backwards.

But you can also recall the scroll bar at any time by clicking at the bottom of the presentation. Using the scroll bar also makes it much easier to jump between pages (so you don't have to scroll one page at a time, and you can see how many pages are in the presentation). 

Tip: It is important to explain the use of the scroll bar to your students, and it is also important to include in the title of any Canva presentation that it is a scrollable presentation. This is necessary because once the scrollbar disappears, there is a risk that the student will think the presentation is a simple image.