OCID, in collaboration with Canva, Ltd., will continue to offer training opportunities for School Year 2026-2027. Space is limited. All sessions will be recorded.
Fall 2026 Standalone Webinars
Elevate your skills this Fall 2026 as we dive into brand-new features and hands-on workflows designed to transform your upcoming projects. We are putting your priorities first, our session topics will be collaboratively built around the unique needs and interests identified by participants. All webinars will be from 3:30-4:30 pm and sessions will be recorded:
Back to School with Canva Edu - September 17, 3:30-4:30 p.m. (Virtual)
Description: Start your school year strong with Canva Education! Discover our newest features, explore ready-made classroom templates in our new Learn Grid, and pick up creative tips to captivate your students from day one. Make this year your most engaging yet with fresh ideas and interactive activities.
Empowering Student Creativity with Canva - October 29, 3:30-4:30 p.m. (Virtual)
Description: In this hands-on workshop, participants will be guided through ways Canva can support what you’re already doing in your classroom and transform your traditional projects and assignments. We will also explore how students can use Canva to demonstrate their understanding of the topic through visually engaging materials.
Spark Inspiration with Canva - November 12, 3:30-4:30 p.m. (Virtual)
Description: Get ready to kickstart your creativity and elevate classroom activities with Canva Education. You will discover how Canva can transform your classroom as you personalize learning and empower your students to express themselves creatively. Embrace the power of Canva and take your teaching to the next level!
Designing in Canva for Educators - December 3, 3:30-4:30 p.m. (Virtual)
Description: In this session, participants will take a deep dive into the Canva editor, learning various tips and tricks to level up Canva designs. We will engage in hands-on activities to deepen our understanding of Canva. Participants will walk away with a better understanding of how Canva can be leveraged in the classroom.
Registration Process
Participants must register via LearnSoft. Search for “Canva for Education Webinars." Click here for instructions on how to enroll in LearnSoft.
Registered participants will receive their registration confirmation and additional information about attending the training (e.g., online meeting link).
OCID will update participants’ credit hours in LearnSoft upon completion of the session.
Please contact ocidhelp@k12.hi.us for any questions regarding the Canva Collective.
To request access to Canva via Clever, please submit a Canva Service Request via ServiceNow at http://help.hidoe.org.
Questions regarding training, please email: ocidhelp@k12.hi.us
If your school is interested in requesting additional virtual Canva training, please email Canva at: jwintermyer@canvalearning.com
Fall 2025 Standalone Webinars
Ignite your imagination with Canva in the Classroom | Recording and Slides
From Creation to Evaluation: Using Canva for Engaging Assignments & Assessments | Recording (Capture Student Learning with Canva | Designing in Canva for Educators | Slides)
Spark inspiration and save time with Canva’s Magic AI tools (Recording | Slides)
From Concept to Creation: Planning and Sharing Student Projects in Canva (Slides)
OCID is offering a pilot program for the 2024-2025 school year. A limited number of MagicSchool licenses will be available to Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) K-12 teachers and staff that teach or support computer science. These licenses are valid through June 30, 2025.
MagicSchool Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an innovative platform designed specifically for educators to streamline their workload and enhance the learning experience in K-12 classrooms. MagicSchool offers a responsible and equitable AI environment that fosters AI literacy skills for educators. In addition, MagicSchool AI equips educators with robust tools to create interactive, engaging, and customized lessons, activities, and assessments that align with K-12 Computer Science Teachers Association standards.