Here Is How to Create Educational Posters for Your Class Using Google Drawings

There are several web tools teachers can use to easily design educational visuals, posters and infographics to use in their instruction without the need for any graphics design knowledge.  Two of our favourite tools in this regard are Piktochart and Canva. Google Drawings is another powerful tool that is simple and easy to use and can be utilized to create a wide variety of graphics. The great thing about this tool is that it is integrated with Google Drive making it easy for you to insert your visuals right into Docs and Slides. In today's post we are walking you through the process of how you can go about creating your visual from scratch. Read on to learn more.

This visual, based on Docs Editors Help,  is also available in PDF format from this page.

Teachers Guide to Creating Educational Visuals Using Google Drawings

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