PREPARATION OF PRESENTATION USING DIDACTIC TOOLS WITH CANVA PROGRAM.
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This article examines the use of didactic tools in the educational process through the Canva program as one of the modern tools for creating presentations. The pedagogical capabilities of the Canva platform, its level of interactivity, and its visual-didactic effectiveness are analyzed.
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