Adobe Education K-12

This infographic template helps students visually compare cultural and demographic data between two countries — such as the average age people move out, start a family, or the number of children per household. Designed for World Language and AP Spanish classes, it’s a great way to guide learners through cultural comparison tasks aligned with ACTFL and AP standards. Students can analyze trends, discuss perspectives, and present findings in a creative, visually engaging way — perfect for a virtual gallery walk or peer feedback activity.💡 Use it to foster global awareness, critical thinking, and authentic communication — all while building digital literacy with Adobe Express!  Template

Brewing Better Ideas: 5 Spook-tacular Projects in Adobe Express for Education 👀Today I got to join @Martha Bongiorno and share some pretty epic ways that Adobe Express for Education can brew up creativity as we lead up to October 31! From Book Character Pumpkins to Creative Creatures & Six-Word Stories to Haunted Habitats and Spooky Visual Poems to a super special Wicked Poster Contest -- catch a playback or use this link to find templates to bring these activities to life in your classroom! On the livestream I shared a spooky animal creative creature that was not my typical style -- so I just had to remix the template and go for something more my vibe! Meet Shrimpicorn! Paired with a Six-Word Story, the possibilities are endless to create a creature and level up the creative writing too. Check out the YouTube video -- you'll be glad you did! Massive shout to Martha for making a dynamic webpage with all the links you can use immediately: https:

This is an example of my monthly news letter that I send out to the computer lab paras that I oversee. 

We’ve been exploring Cynefin — a beautiful Welsh word that describes our place of belonging: the landscape of our identity and the interweaving of where we come from and who we are.  Although we all live in Wales, each of our Cynefin is unique — shaped by our memories, cultures, languages, and lived experiences.  Using Adobe Express, learners brought their personal interpretations of Cynefin to life through vibrant digital designs. Templates and creative tools helped them express what belonging looks and feels like — in colour, words, and imagery.  How might this look in your part of the world?Every culture has its own version of Cynefin — a word, phrase, or idea that captures belonging, identity, and connection to place. Educators everywhere could adapt this project by: Exploring local words or traditions that describe “home” or “belonging.” Encouraging learners to reflect on their own landscapes — physical, cultural, or emotional. Using di

There’s something special about reading and learning together. This fall, our community is diving into ACE Innovator Tim Needles’ STEAM Power—exploring creativity, curiosity, and innovation in the classroom.   Throughout the season, educators around the world will share reflections, ideas, and classroom takeaways right here in the EDU Forum, leading up to a live community conversation in November.   Jump in, share your voice, and see where the conversation takes you!👉 Join the Fall Book Club#AdobeEduCreative

Pick one or two a week to set as your intention for inspiring creativity in your craft: Mindset/Mentality What brought me joy in learning this week and how can I model that joy for my students? In what ways do I create moments of surprise, laughter, or curiosity in my classroom?  How do I invite students to express themselves authentically? What small creative risk did I take or encourage students to take this week? How am I giving myself grace to experiment and grow alongside my learners? Creative Practice Where could I make room for student voice and choice in learning? In what ways can I integrate a creative medium (visuals, storytelling, design, sound, movement) to deepen understanding? What project or activity made me and my students feel most alive this week and why? How can I reimagine a routine task or lesson through a creative lens next week? Am I designing for compliance or for connection? Connection & Belonging How do I help students feel s

💬 You Asked, We Listened!  Real updates, inspired by educator feedback    Hey friends 👋 So many of the best ideas for Adobe Express come from you, the teachers and educators who use it in the classroom with your students.    When you say, “I wish Adobe Express could…” our team takes note. This thread is where we’ll keep sharing the improvements that came directly from your feedback (aaand a peek at what’s in the works)!  Check back on this thread anytime to see what’s new, what’s next, and how other educators are using these updates in their real classrooms.  November: Two Big Updates! Educators, you have been loud and clear: you wanted easier and quicker access to podcasting tools for your students…and we heard you!   First, a HUGE shout-out to the educators and districts who have been advocating for easier access to creation tools that elevate student voice and showcase student work. This goes out to Victoria MacEntee

Friendly shoutout to the Adobe EDU crew. I’ve got two exciting webinars coming up, one on Adobe Express + Wakelet AppSmash and another featuring Magic School AI. I’d love to spotlight even more educator brilliance 💡 Ann has already shared some fantastic #BetterTogether examples, but if you’ve got a different way you’re using these tools (or know someone who does), I’d be so grateful if you could share. I want to make sure our educators get the kudos they truly deserve 🙌 Drop a note, link, or story, whatever works. Let’s keep the creativity flowing.

I see there's a link for ACE Leadership applications:https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/ijs2lRHXCcBeu Do we apply for the ACE Leadership every year like we do the Innovator program? What's the difference between this ACE Leadership and your district's ACE Leadership?  Thanks in advance,Bobbie 🩷

  Both as a mom, Adobe Edu employee, and former K & 4th grade teacher, I think a lot about how our kids show up online, including what they post, how they treat others, and how they make sense of the world that’s constantly shaping them.   So often, digital citizenship lessons start with what not to do. Don’t share that. Don’t click that. Don’t post that.   But what if we flipped it??!   What if digital citizenship started with creation? Helping students make something that matters!   When our students create something to share their story or create impact, they're developing their empathy, creativity, and voice. They begin to see themselves as responsible digital creators, not just consumers of content.   💡 This Digital Citizenship Week (Oct 20-24), try giving your students a creative prompt that blends creation + reflection. Ask: “What kind of internet do you want to help build?”   Then, let them show you! Let’s make this week about

I was excited to lead the session for students, at Stranmillis University, showcasing Adobe Express. Participants had the opportunity to explore a number of features and guided activities. It is always a pleasure to meet future creative educators.  Here are some of our creations using generative AI, designing bento boxes that showcase elements of our favourite books:https://new.express.adobe.com/publishedV2/urn:aaid:sc:EU:244ae05a-eb32-4422-91bb-37ed3605a0f2?promoid=Y69SGM5H&mv=other 

my bento box

It was great to have so many ACEs involved in the APAC Adobe Educators' Conference that was held last week as a virtual event resulting in a treasure-trove of resources for K-12 & Higher Ed educators. Check out my post about the event, view the sessions that are most relevant to you and share the conference site with your colleagues - https://adobe.ly/APAC-Edu-Conference25

Mystery Book Bento Boxes are great for the library or RLA class! Students create the artifacts to describe a book (or books) and then they have to guess each other's based on the items displayed in the box! *Add that text evidence must be present to the rubric and align it to Standards for an awesome mystery lesson this fall!

One of the best parts of teaching is celebrating what our students create. Whether it’s a thoughtful digital poster, a multimedia story, or a collaborative class project. Those moments of creativity deserve to be seen.   With the new view-only Gallery links in Adobe Express, teachers can safely open a window into the classroom and invite caretakers, families, and school leaders to celebrate student learning.     Why this matters for educators Safety first. Student work is published in a secure, view-only format—no edits, no downloads, just a showcase. Celebration beyond the classroom. Share links in parent newsletters, school social media, or family nights so the broader community can appreciate student voices. Portfolio ready. Students can build collections that travel with them—perfect for college readiness, end-of-year reflections, or capstone projects. Admin-friendly. If your org has asset restrictions turned on, links will only be visible to members of the same or

Anyone else having trouble downloading student work in Classrooms? I tried last week and again today and I'm getting the same error message: We encountered a problem downloading your file. Try again later.  

Hi friends!   We heard you loud, clear, and with all the creative energy we love about this community. You wanted more spaces to connect, create, and learn from one another. So this October, we’re opening two opportunities for you to jump in - in whatever way fills your bucket. 💛ACE Global Book Club A worldwide read-along led by two of our ACE Innovators and joined by author (and fellow Innovator!) Tim Needles.  We’re reading STEAM Power: Second Edition to explore creativity, leadership, and the joy of teaching in a world that never stops evolving.The best part? It’s flexible. You can read, reflect, and respond at your own pace throughout October, with a live meetup in November to share takeaways and ideas with Tim himself. Join the conversation: adobe.ly/fallbookclub Global ACE TeachMeet What happens when you open a space for educators to guide the conversation?You get creativity. Collaboration. Community. This one-day, virtual unconference event invites you to

Want to make you marking and lessons more engaging? Then check out this blog I co-wrote with an english on using video media in science and english lessons. The Power of Pupils Creating Video Media in the Classroom - Teaching and Learning Blogs - St Albans School Sadly the hyperlinks no longer work due to me changing schools. However I have uploaded them to a new Adobe video link here Power of Video Media in the classroom

October got off to a great start last week and it continues this week with #AdobeEduCreative Community calls with our ACE Innovators and our ACE Leaders!   We have some very popular weekly Live Lessons with Dom and @Meredudd  coming up! World Mental Health Day always has a lot of classes tuning in and I'm sure the Premier League Live Lesson in a couple of weeks will be popular too! Did you know Adobe are the official Creativity Partners of  The Premier League?!      ❤️ Join an ACE Training: adobe.ly/acetraining🩷 Sign up to ACE Leader: adobe.ly/acesignup💙 Apply for ACE Innovator: adobe.ly/innovatoreurope🩵 Register for a Live Lesson: adobe.ly/livelessonsEnjoy an amazing October. A well-earned mid-term break is within touching distance!!

My Middle school advanced graphic design students used Adobe Express to create biographical infographics honoring influential Hispanic figures. This project highlights both their design skills and their ability to communicate cultural significance through visual storytelling.https://new.express.adobe.com/galleries/published/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:bb156b7a-f302-4b78-98ca-7c5e83b210bb 

Hello ACE Community!! ❤️   One of the best parts of this community is seeing the creative ways YOU are bringing Adobe Express into classrooms, libraries, schools, and beyond. This thread is our monthly spot to gather what’s happening across the globe, celebrate each other, and spread the #AdobeEduCreative energy.   How to join in: Drop a link to your social post, video, or blog from September. Add a quick reflection: What was your favorite moment or biggest takeaway? Use the Reply button so everything stays in one thread (easier for us all to scroll and celebrate together!).   Not sure what to share? Here are some easy ways to join in this month:September Creative Challenge: The ACE QuiltTurn your classroom into a quilt-making studio! Students design their own digital quilt squares that reflect who they are — then combine them into a community quilt that celebrates shared identity. Try it here: adobe.ly/acequilt   Join Adobe Live: Internation

Looking for classroom-ready templates that are practical, purposeful, and designed by educators who know exactly what you need? The new Creative Educator Collections are here to save you time and spark fresh ideas.   From group project organizers and classroom schedules to student shout-outs and research guides, these templates are built by teachers, for teachers so you don’t have to start from scratch. Meet the amazing educators behind the first collections: Dr. Karina “Q” Quilantan-Garza – Award-winning school librarian sharing her passion for vibrant library programs and student engagement. Camille Strode – Veteran art teacher offering her top three templates to help transform your classroom vibe. Donnie Piercey – Kentucky Teacher of the Year and 4th-grade teacher with a collection to help you build a creative classroom community. Jessica Pack – California Teacher of the Year and Moviemaking in the Classroom author sharing storytelling templates straight from her m

Activities in Adobe Express for Education offer a classroom-ready experience with standards-aligned templates, subject-specific content, and Guided Activities. Discover Activities in Adobe Express! Your shortcut to creative, standards-aligned teaching. Save time with plug-and-play templates, easily integrate creativity into core subjects, and feel confident your projects support learning goals. Everything is organized by educator needs – no searching required.

Morning! Great live stream with Martin and Ricardo. They shared some great resources and tips. Looking for a link to the Text To Image Tips if anyone could share it please. Thanks!

Welcome to the Adobe Education Community!   Educators around the world are part of this movement—whether you’re just beginning to explore creative tools with your students or you’re leading innovation across schools and districts, there’s a place here for you.   Here's how you can get involved: Adobe Creative Educator (ACE) Being an ACE isn’t about requirements — it’s about a mindset. If you value creativity in learning, welcome! You’re already part of a community of educators who champion creativity.   As an ACE, you can: Connect with educators around the world in this forum Download and share your ACE badge to celebrate your creativity Access free classroom-ready resources, templates, and inspiration   ❤️ Download your ACE badge and join in today ❤️ Remix this link to share your excitement   ACE Leader Ready to take your creativity leadership a step further? ACE Leaders are creatively curious educators who want to ke