Summary

Figma is a versatile design tool that can be highly beneficial in a K-12 education setting. Here are several ways Figma can be used in this context: creating materials (e.g., lesson plans/presentations, handouts, and infographics); collaborative projects; app design (students can create simple apps and web interfaces); digital arts projects and portfolios; and game-based learning. Figma is a unique collaborative workstation that has no size limitations. The board can be freely zoomed in and out to accommodate spacing needs.

By leveraging Figma's capabilities, educators and students in a K-12 setting can enhance the learning experience, foster collaboration, and develop valuable design and technical skills.

Note: With the free Figma account there is a file limit. Each user can only have 3 figboards at a time, each with a limited number of pages, and each one only has a 30-day history.