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Writing e-books with Canva, a branding revolution for people in their 50s and 60s
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- Instructor Jo Eun-ae is teaching people in their 50s and 60s to create e-books with the free design platform Canva and start their own personal brands.
- Jo, who heads Jojo Campus and the Geulludongan Institute, teaches daily using a three-step method centered on beginners, practice and repetition.
- Jo says she plans to keep producing content and education to help middle-aged and older adults become digitally self-reliant.
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