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Create interactive multimedia posters
Combine images, video, audio, text and interactive 3D models in a multimedia poster. Create a classroom project, tell a visual story and give your ideas a place to grow.
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Search connected media sources directly from the poster editor, or drag supported media onto your canvas from another browser window or your desktop.
Put supported documents, maps, spreadsheets and presentations next to your images and video. Keep your explanation and its sources on one canvas.
Create or join a Community to collect related posters. Protect posters and Communities with a viewing password on an active paid plan. Poster pages are excluded from search engine indexing.
Explore real interactive multimedia posters, from classroom projects to creative stories. Find inspiration, then create your own.
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Set an assignment in class or through your usual online learning tools. Start with a question students can investigate, such as “How does a changing habitat affect wildlife?” Ask students to research sources such as Wikipedia, YouTube and books, check their reliability, and explain what they find in an interactive multimedia poster.
Students can combine their own explanations with images, video and audio, and link to their sources. Use the finished posters for presentations, discussion or reflection. Follow our classroom poster guide to plan the activity.
Create a community for your class, then use its invite feature to invite students by email or share an invite code. Students create their own Canvastera accounts, or sign in to existing accounts, and use the invitation to join your community.
The community gives your class a place to share posters. Read more about community membership and poster visibility before choosing your sharing settings.
Combine text, images, video, audio and interactive 3D models on one canvas. Supported embeds let you include content such as documents, maps and presentations alongside your explanation.
Choose media that helps your audience understand the topic: a diagram to explain a process, a video to show an experiment, or audio to tell a story. Explore the multimedia poster features.
You can keep a poster private, share it with your community, or make it public when the community settings allow public posters. Anyone with a public poster link can open it without an account, subject to any viewing passwords.
Viewing passwords for posters and communities require an active paid plan. See our sharing and viewing password answers to choose the right access for your class.
Yes. Bring text, images, narration and video together to tell a visual story. Students can create a local history exhibit, explain a scientific discovery, introduce a fictional character or document a field trip.
Plan a beginning, middle and end, then choose media that supports each part of the story. Browse our multimedia poster ideas for classroom projects for starting points.
Turn your inspiration into a multimedia poster. Bring your idea and media together on one canvas.
During beta, features other than password protection remain available without payment. Password protection for posters and Communities requires an active paid plan.