Andhra Pradesh is rolling out free access to Canva for Education for students in government schools across the state, according to NDTV and Times of India. The initiative makes Canva available statewide, positioning it as the first state in India to provide such broad access for government school students. The program is designed to support digital learning by enabling students to create a range of educational and creative outputs, including presentations, videos, and other visual projects. Alongside student use, the rollout also includes benefits for teachers and education officials, who are expected to support lesson planning and classroom activities using technology. Both outlets frame the measure as part of the state’s broader effort to improve technology use in classrooms and develop communication and digital skills among learners. The reporting indicates that the initiative is implemented through the government school system, extending the tool to millions of students rather than only select schools or districts. The rollout details and specific implementation timelines are not covered in the provided excerpts.
Andhra Pradesh provides statewide free Canva access to government school students
Andhra Pradesh is rolling out free access to Canva for Education for students in government schools across the state, according to NDTV and Times of India. The initiative makes Canva available statewi...
- Andhra Pradesh is providing free Canva for Education access to students in government schools.
- The access is statewide, reaching government school students across the state.
- Students can use the platform to create presentations, videos, and other visual projects.
- The initiative also supports teachers and education officials in using the tool for classroom activities.
- The rollout is presented as part of Andhra Pradesh’s broader push toward more technology-driven education.
Andhra Pradesh has become the first state in India to provide statewide access to Canva for Education across government schools. The partnership will allow students to create presentations, videos and visual projects while developing digital and communication skills. Teachers and education officials will also benefit, supporting the state's efforts to make classrooms more technology-driven and future-focused.
2 months agoThe initiative marks another major milestone in the NDA government's mission to make Andhra Pradesh a national leader in digital learning and future-ready education.
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