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So now let's take it a step further
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How specifically could you use text to image for student assignments? I think that there's a great connection to individual writing
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So our students write all of these really creative, original ideas, but when it comes
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to illustrate some of those ideas, it may be challenging to find photos that do it justice
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So this is a story about a young girl who wakes up in Washington DC and sees Ivy covered
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all around the Washington Monument. That's going to be a hard photo to find on the internet
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It's going to be a challenging photo for this student to be able to recreate with a drawing
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if they don't have that artistic ability. And if I search the Canva Elements library, it's probably not going to be there
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So what I like about text to image is I can use text to image to find an appropriate illustration
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for their writing. So here you can see my prompt was the Washington Monument covered in Ivy
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Text to image was able to find, it was able to create a great photo of our monument covered
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in lots of different layers of Ivy. You can see the one that I selected and some of the other suggestions to the left
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Now further in that story, this young girl takes out a pair of scissors and actually
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tries to cut the Ivy off herself. This shows you some of the limitations that the technology currently has
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Now, if you look to the left, there are the four images that were generated
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I do kind of like that one on the top right. I think that might work for this story, but you can see the one next to it
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For some reason, the girl's face is just in the right-hand corner
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I'm not really sure why. And she doesn't have scissors. She has like a long, some kind of long blade
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If you look all the way to the right where my photo has been enlarged, there's that young
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girl, but there's some sort of really strange blur over her face
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She's not using a pair of scissors. It looks like she has some kind of blade in for some reason
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There is a green scarf or green material wrapped around her arm
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So sometimes you do get some very interesting results, but fortunately you can generate
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this multiple times until you find something that you want. So that is Canvas text to image
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I think it's a great way for you and for students to begin using AI and begin to discuss some
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of the features associated with it
