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Sparking Creativity in High School with Canva Presentations

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Date & time May 18 '21, 02:00AM
Ends on May 18 '21, 03:30AM
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Creator Jefferson
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Join teacher George Lee in this 1.5 hour workshop to learn how to use presentations in two completely different ways with your students. He will explore how to create original works from scratch using Canva functionality and elements etc, or give more structure using templates. 

George will showcase how he's used Canva in two projects that were undertaken in both face to face and virtual environments:

  • Project 1: Using Canva Templates for Entrepreneurial Projects
  • Project 2: Using Canva to collaborate virtually to create a Screenplay

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand how to use Canva to develop learning resources for different learning environments
  • Understand the power of the collaborative aspects of Canva
  • Understand the power of Canva to level the playing field in terms of access to design 

This webinar is suitable for: Everyone who is new to Canva or would like to understand the features of Canva for Education. No prior experience is necessary. 

Includes: Live access to webinar and participation in live Q&A session at the end of the session.

Time: 18th May 10:00AM -11:30AM AEST (Sydney, Australia)

Presented by:

George Lee - Media Arts Teacher at Balboa High School

George Lee has taught media arts at Balboa High School in San Francisco as part of the CAST Academy for over twenty six years. His emphasis is the creative process through visual language, storytelling, PBL, and integrated curriculum. Over the years, he has collaborated with numerous technology companies to bridge the gap between student imagination and learning outcomes. His latest work with Canva has pushed the boundaries of what is possible in creative collaboration.

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