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OUP and Canva Partner to Empower Future-Ready Learners with Digital Creativity
- •Oxford University Press (OUP) and Canva have collaborated to integrate design thinking and digital creativity into classroom learning through OUP's revised Keyboard computer science series.
- •The partnership aims to equip students with critical digital, communication, and problem-solving skills, aligning with India's National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework (NCF).
- •OUP partner schools adopting the Keyboard series will receive complimentary access to Canva Education, providing hands-on access to professional-grade design tools for teachers and students.
- •Canva-based projects will be integrated across OUP's Keyboard and Reboot! computer science series for Grades 3 to 8, fostering creativity, digital literacy, and visual communication skills.
- •Canva will also conduct teacher-training sessions and webinars for OUP user schools to help educators effectively lead design-based, visually driven learning in the classroom.
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Oxford University Press and Canva have announced a strategic collaboration to embed design thinking and digital creativity into classroom learning through OUP's revised Keyboard computer science series. The partnership brings together OUP's pedagogical expertise with Canva's visual communication platform.
The Canva-based projects are integrated across the Keyboard series and OUP's Reboot! series for Grades 3 to 8, while the broader Keyboard series is designed for young learners from Grades 1 to 8.
All OUP partner schools adopting the Keyboard series receive complimentary access to Canva Education, providing teachers and students with professional-grade design tools. Additionally, Canva will conduct teacher-training sessions and webinars for user schools to help educators lead visually driven learning.
