RUBRICS OF TOOL

Table 4.5

Name of the Tool: Canva

Feature(s) useful for teaching-learning: Graphic design tool that is user-friendly and helpful for creating educational materials like infographics, posters, and presentations.

Aspect	Rating
	Excellent (Exceeds Expectation) 17-20	Very Good (Up to Expectations) 13-16	Average (Close to Expectations) 9-12	Below Average (Below Expectations) 5-8	Poor (Most Disappointing) 0-4
Accessibility	X
Design	X
Contents		X
Presentation		X
Interactivity		X
Application (Adaptability)	X

Explanation of Ratings

Accessibility (20/20): Canva is highly accessible with a free version and an intuitive interface. It works on multiple devices, including web browsers and mobile apps, making it ideal for use in classrooms or remote learning.

Design (19/20): Canva offers a wide variety of templates, fonts, and design elements. It excels in making professional-quality designs simple for all users, including beginners.

Contents (16/20): The tool provides excellent content options, but advanced users may find limitations in customizability compared to more sophisticated tools.

Presentation (16/20): Canva’s presentation mode is good but lacks some features of dedicated presentation software like PowerPoint.

Interactivity (15/20): While Canva offers some interactive features such as clickable presentations, it’s not as interactive as some other tools specifically designed for dynamic content creation.

Application (Adaptability) (18/20): Canva is adaptable for various teaching and learning scenarios, whether creating visuals for class presentations, assignments, or social media posts for educational institutions.