Collaboration Between Classlink And Canva For Education Brings Creativity To Classrooms

Canva for Education allows both ClassLink and non-ClassLink schools to automate rostering to the Canva Platform.

FREMONT, CA: A digitization wave is entering Education, which is changing the trend in Education. Students now require e-learning more than ever. Due to their distinctive ability to make learning enjoyable for students, mobile e-learning apps are growing in popularity every day. Canva for Education, a favorite of students and teachers, has collaborated with ClassLink to make its free creativity and collaboration tool available in all schools.

"A critical investment in the future of creativity in the classroom has become a huge global focus – it's one Canva cares deeply about. We're proud to partner with ClassLink to make it easy for school districts around the world to easily get started with Canva in the classroom." says Jason Wilmot, Head of Education, Canva.

Non-ClassLink schools can use ClassLink Roster Server Lite, which manages rostering data using the OneRoster open data standard. With the help of this new relationship, schools may quickly and easily add students to Canva for Education so they can develop, distribute, and review exciting assignments.

ClassLink's unique solutions enable instructors to deliver on the promise of education technology, whereas Canva is an online design tool to empower everyone through design. This collaboration with Canva for Education enables students and teachers to discuss, design, and create more efficiently and successfully.

"Empowering students and educators through creativity and collaboration is a mission both ClassLink and Canva for Education take seriously, making this partnership a natural fit. We're incredibly proud to bring Canva for Education to creators in schools across the country through this partnership, demonstrating our enduring commitment to connecting learners with the high-quality resources they need to succeed in school and beyond." says Patrick Devanney, Senior VP of Strategy and Partnerships, ClassLink.