Next-Level Canvas Navigation: Design Forward Webinar Series

Learn strategies for creating intuitive, flexible Canvas course navigation that helps students spend less time finding their way and more time learning.

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November 19

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11:00 AM

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Virtual Attendance

Zoom Registration Required

What You’ll Learn

When Canvas course navigation feels confusing or overly linear, students can struggle to find content, make connections, and stay focused on learning. Thoughtful navigation design can make courses easier to explore, helping students access what they need with greater confidence.

Join Cidi Labs, Canvas design experts, and Cidi Labs customers for the second webinar in our Design Forward series. We’ll explore strategies for improving Canvas course navigation and creating intuitive, flexible learning experiences.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

  • Identify key design considerations for effective Canvas course navigation.
  • Go beyond Previous and Next buttons to create more flexible ways for students to navigate course content.
  • Apply small navigation improvements that reduce cognitive load and make courses easier to use.
  • Explore navigation strategies shared by experienced Canvas designers and educators.
  • Use DesignPLUS to put these strategies into action within the Canvas LMS.

We’ll wrap up with a Design Forward Challenge, inviting you to try one navigation strategy in your own course and share what you design.

Featuring Special Guest Angie Redmon
We’ll be joined by special guest, Angie Redmon—a math professor and instructional trainer, specializing in helping educators make their Canvas courses more effective, engaging, accessible, and easier to navigate through workshops, professional development, and her Angie Teaches Canvas YouTube channel.

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Who Should Attend?

This webinar is designed for higher education and K-12 professionals who create, design, or support learning experiences in the Canvas LMS, including:

  • Instructional Designers and Learning Experience Designers
  • Faculty and Instructors
  • K-12 Teachers and Curriculum Developers
  • Canvas Administrators and LMS Support Teams
  • Educational Technologists
  • Academic and Digital Learning Leaders


Whether you’re designing new courses or improving existing ones, you’ll leave with practical ideas for making Canvas navigation more intuitive and effective.

Join us for the second Design Forward webinar and discover how small navigation improvements can make a big difference in the learning experience.

Meet The Speakers

Angie Redmon

Instructional Designer


Iowa State University

Angie is a math professor and instructional trainer specializing in Canvas, online instruction, and accessible content.

Danielle Secker


Learning Designer


USF COPH Lifelong Learning Academy

Danielle is a Learning Designer II in Tampa, Florida at the USF College of Public Health’s Lifelong Learning Academy.

Ethan Deceuster


Director of DesignPLUS Development


Cidi labs
Ethan is an elementary school teacher turned higher ed instructional designer turned Cidi Labs tool developer. 

For more than a decade, Cidi Labs has partnered with over 700 higher education and K-12 institutions to improve instructional design quality, streamline course creation, and advance digital accessibility. Our tools help institutions deliver better learning experiences at scale.

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I love your webinar series and convention presence! Your team and presentations are not only knowledgeable and informative, but extremely entertaining!

—Melanie Lewis, Instructional Designer, UNC Charlotte

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Your webinars are my favorite; they’re both informative and entertaining…

—Amy Redd, Instructional Designer, Pittsburg State University

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