Canva | Educatieve games ontwerpen
Pupils who want to practise, revise and work together of their own accord: that is the promise of a good classroom game. In this course, you will learn how to develop a game concept based on a learning objective and turn it into card, board, quiz and digital games in Canva that you can use, adapt and share straight away.
€ 80.00
80.0
EUR
€ 80.00
| Responsible | Virginie Tijtgat |
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| Last Update | 28/09/2026 |
| Completion Time | 22 minutes |
| Members | 1 |
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1 Why learn through play?7Lessons · 22 mins
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1.0 Course descriptionNew
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1.1 Wat is game-based learning?New
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1.2 What is gamification?New
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1.3 The difference in practiceNew
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1.4 When should you use educational games (and when should you not)?New
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1.5 Increasing motivation and engagementNew
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1.6 Good examples from the classroomNew
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2 From learning objective to game concept6Lessons ·
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2.1 Translating learning objectives into game elementsNew
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2.2 Choosing the right game formatNew
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2.3 Playing individually, in pairs or as a teamNew
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2.4 Competitive and cooperative gamesNew
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2.5 Designing clear rulesNew
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2.6 Your game concept on a single sheet of paperNew
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3 Canva as a game design tool7Lessons ·
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3.1 Setting up your learning account and workspaceNew
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3.2 Working with templatesNew
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3.3 Consistent game designNew
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3.4 Colours and visual recognisabilityNew
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3.5 Organising play materialsNew
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3.6 Preparing print versionsNew
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3.7 Preparing digital versionsNew
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4 Designing memory and card games8Lessons ·
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4.1 Creating a card template with a fixed backgroundNew
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4.2 MemoryNew
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4.3 Quartet gameNew
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4.4 FlashcardsNew
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4.5 Matching gamesNew
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4.6 Vocabulary gamesNew
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4.7 Concept cardsNew
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4.8 Working more efficiently with dataNew
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5 Designing Board Games6Lessons ·
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5.1 Setting up a game boardNew
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5.2 Creating play routesNew
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5.3 Adding tasks and challengesNew
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5.4 Designing chance and bonus squaresNew
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5.5 Playing cards, pawns and diceNew
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5.6 Incorporating differentiation into a board gameNew
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6 Designing quiz games and challenges6Lessons ·
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6.1 Knowledge quizzesNew
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6.2 Multiple-choice challengesNew
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6.3 Mathematical challengesNew
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6.4 Language gamesNew
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6.5 Team challengesNew
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6.6 Supervising group play sessionsNew
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7 Developing digital games6Lessons ·
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7.1 Creating clickable presentationsNew
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7.2 Choose-your-own-path gamesNew
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7.3 Search and discovery gamesNew
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7.4 Interactive exercisesNew
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7.5 Independent learning activitiesNew
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7.6 Sharing with pupilsNew
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8 Creating an enhanced gaming experience5Lessons ·
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8.1 Using storiesNew
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8.2 Designing charactersNew
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8.3 Adding missions and objectivesNew
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8.4 Using points and levelsNew
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8.5 Designing badges and certificatesNew
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9 Differentiation through educational games5Lessons ·
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9.1 Adapting games to different levelsNew
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9.2 Provision of technical aidsNew
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9.3 Processing remediationNew
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9.4 Adding enrichment tasksNew
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9.5 Encouraging collaborative learningNew
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10 Testing, sharing and reusing5Lessons ·
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10.1 Testing a gameNew
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10.2 Gathering feedbackNew
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10.3 Implementing changesNew
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10.4 Digital sharingNew
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10.5 Building your own game libraryNew
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Kennisquiz1Lessons ·
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Canva | Educatieve games ontwerpenNew
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Downloads9Lessons ·
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