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Partner Event | Designing Library Flyers that Pop

  • Tuesday, December 1
  • 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm CST
  • FREE via Professional Development Alliance

If you’ve been wondering how to transform your routine announcements into eye-catching, high-impact promotional materials, look no further. In the next webinar of our Canva series, you’ll learn how to design dynamic library flyers that grab attention, boost event attendance, and showcase your library's unique programs and services.

Join Alison Van Norman, Coordinator of Learning Commons and Associate Librarian at Elon University, for this beginner- and improver-friendly session focused on the fundamentals of library promotion using Canva. This session will cover essential tools for flyer design, including visual hierarchy, balancing imagery and text, color pairing, typography, and layout alignment to ensure your flyers stand out on crowded bulletin boards and digital screens alike.

Presenter: Alison Van Norman is the Coordinator of Learning Commons and Associate Librarian at Elon University.
 

Learning Objectives:

  • Confidently design eye-catching print and digital flyers that effectively promote library events, services, and resources to your community.
  • Identify key tools in the Canva side menu for sourcing graphics, applying brand colors, and managing layout elements efficiently.
  • Apply core graphic design principles - such as visual hierarchy, color contrast, and text alignment - to create clean, professional promotional materials that pop.
     

More Information

This webinar is made available to you via Minitex's membership in the Professional Development Alliance of Consortia and will be hosted by North Carolina LIVE (NC LIVE). Following your registration, you will receive further details regarding your attendance directly from NC LIVE. For further information, please contact devon@nclive.org.

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Staff contact
Ann Kaste

Outreach & Instruction Librarian, K-12 Outreach Coordinator