Canva Presentations

If you’ve used Microsoft Powerpoint or Google Slides for presentations, it’s time to add Canva Presentations to your learning toolbox. Learn how to make multimedia presentations in Canva, a popular online design site. In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn about the Canva Presentations workspace, templates, and tips for customizing presentations. Participants will also learn about some of Canva’s newest features.  Participants will work on their own design during the workshop and will finish the class with a presentation they can refer back to at their library. Since this is a small group workshop, participants will need a computer with a camera and microphone so they can share thoughts and ask questions throughout the class. This is a beginner class - however it assumes participants have basic knowledge of Canva or have taken CSL DLD’s INTRO TO CANVA class. Participants should have a Canva account and be able to log in before the workshop. (Free Canva accounts may be used - be aware that some features available only on Canva Pro/Teams will be demonstrated). 

Objectives

  • To understand the Canva Presentations environment
  • To design presentations in Canva using templates
  • To understand the differences and similarities between Canva Presentations and other Canva templates as well as the benefits of using this design product
  • To learn some of Canva’s workflow tips that speed up design work
  • To learn how to share, save, and present a Canva design

Presenter: 

Caitlin Augusta

Recordings:

  • Please plan to attend this program as scheduled as it will not be recorded and slides will not be shared.

Who Should Come?

This is a beginner class - however it assumes participants have basic knowledge of Canva or have taken CSL DLD’s INTRO TO CANVA class.

Accessibility 

  • This webinar will be captioned. If you require another access service to participate fully, please use the Accommodation Request Form at least 7 days prior to the event.
Date:
Tuesday, April 1, 2025
Time:
9:30am - 11:30am
Presenter:
Caitlin Augusta
Categories:
DLD Online Webinar

Registration is required. There are 6 seats available.

Event Accessibility for Guests with Disabilities

We want to provide what you need to participate!

If you require access services to participate fully, please use the Accommodation Request Form at least 7 days prior to the event.

If you have any questions about accessibility, please contact Gail Hurley at gail.hurley@ct.gov or (860) 704-2223.

You can also see our Library and Accessibility LibGuide for more information.

Registration Eligibility

To register for a DLD workshop or webinar, you must be one of the following:

  • current library staff member
  • undergraduate or graduate library student
  • Friend or Board Member/Trustee*
  • retired or unemployed library staff

Please contact Gail Hurley at gail.hurley@ct.gov or (860) 704-2223 with registration questions.

*Unless otherwise specified that a Friend or Board Member/Trustee is not eligible for a training or workshop.

Note: paid consultants are not eligible to attend DLD workshops or webinars.

Cancellation Policy

If you cannot attend a workshop you have registered for, please remember to cancel at least 3 days in advance so we can give your spot to someone else. You can cancel via the link in your confirmation email, or by contacting Gail Hurley gail.hurley@ct.gov | (860) 704-2222.

Those who miss (without cancelling) 3 events within a 6-month period will be placed on the waiting list when registering for future events. Be sure to sign in when you arrive for any workshop.

Inclement Weather Policy

For all in-person workshops offered by the CT State Library, Division of Library Development:

If the public schools in the town where the workshop is to be held close due to weather, the workshop will be canceled. If the schools have a delay, the workshop will go on as scheduled.

For the most up-to-date information, call us at 860-704-2200.

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Continuing Education workshops and the professional development collection are funded in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the Connecticut State Library.