Don’t Stress It, Canva Has Your Back!

Session 4: 4:00pm-5:00pm (Friday March 07, 2025)

 

Description

Create an Eye-Catching Flyer! Need a fact sheet for that board meeting? Looking to translate content into Spanish, Thai, or Chinese for your students? Don't worry—Canva has got you covered! With a variety of templates to kickstart your project or blank canvases to unleash your creativity, this session will show you all the nifty tools in Canva to make your work easier and fun! We will explore the process of designing a flyer by utilizing various template options, as well as refreshing an old flyer in need of an update. We'll discuss how Canva simplifies the translation of your flyers into multiple languages, allowing more of your students to access your information. Additionally, we'll examine how this translation tool can quickly convert student surveys related to those consortia three-year plans into numerous languages in just seconds. Finally, we'll discover how Canva can transform those dull PowerPoint presentations into something much more vibrant and engaging.

Presenters

Lead Presenter Bio Photo

Claudia Escobar

OTAN

Claudia Escobar has dedicated 29 years to the education sector, with the last 14 years focused on Adult Education. She earned her B.S. in Family and Human Development from Arizona State University. Currently, she serves as the Office Coordinator for Apple Valley Adult Education in Apple Valley, California. Hailing from Honduras, Claudia understands the challenges of acquiring a new language and recognizes the vital role of education.

Type of Presentation

Demonstration (60 Minutes)

Audience

  • Teachers
  • Administrators
  • Support Staff (Transition Specialists, Counselors, Librarians, etc.)

Program Strands

  • Adult Basic Education
  • Adult Secondary Education
  • Adults with Disabilities
  • English as a Second Language
  • Pre-Apprenticeship and Apprenticeship
  • Short-term Career Technical Education
  • Workforce Preparation

Category Strands

  • Designing Learning Experiences