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Hi I was using the Top 5 Video Guided Activity for my middle school. I was just teaching it this morning but now it has disappeared. I keep having this problem. Either the assignments disappear or my students lose access to them. Such as the All About Me Guided Assignment. Is there a reason why this is happening.

Hi everyone! 👋I'm a B.Tech CSE-AIML student from India, passionate about technology, AI, and digital creativity.I'm exploring how Adobe Express can help students create engaging educational posters, infographics, presentations, and study notes.I'd love to hear from the community:What are your favorite Adobe Express features for students?How do you use Adobe tools to make learning more creative and engaging?Do you have any tips or resources for beginners?Looking forward to learning from you all and sharing creative ideas! 🎨

I saw this great walkthrough explanation about creating infographics in math in education using Adobe Express. Pretty awesome!Would love to hear your creative approaches and uses of infographic creation in the classroom!  

My family has been loving Aqua - in a time when there’s so much talk about best screen time practices for kids, we consider Aqua to be guilt-free screen time! We will always gladly hand our daughter the tablet to create on Aqua, especially when we need to get some work done, do some chores, or just relax. How does/could Aqua fit into your family’s day?

I was very hesitant to attend the summit. For one, I live in florida and am terrified of flying. Another reason is because I was being displaced from my classroom for political reasons, that I wont get into here, and I was really questioning my role as a teacher.  Anyways, my son found out I had been invited and he offered to fly with me and assured me it was an opportunity of a lifetime….and he was not wrong. From the moment I stepped into the building I felt like I belonged. I had found my people. I love, love, love the theme: your story matters. It re-inspired me to continue teaching. My students stories matter and I have to continue helping them tell them. Thank you to the ADOBE team for such a wonderful experience!

This is a feature request directly from my students =-)They would like to see the ability to have multiple speaking characters added to their videos in the future.  I’ve given them the suggestion of having multiple people use the same prompting language on setting/dialogue for consistency, and then we can upload them into the native video editor to splice them together.The buzz in the room is YUGE. They are mostly very excited at the idea of creating their own videos, and documenting their creative process with me!I will be sharing, but they wanted me to pass this request up the food chain, but great job design team and engineers!

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I am so excited to have an @adobeforedu option for my youngest students! This year, we are exploring Aqua by Adobe - and what better way to start than with Dot Day! Students explored Dot Day Island and unleashed their creativity in so many other ways too. And the best part? It’s free (and ad-free!) for teachers and families to download the app or access online, with no student logins needed! Pair your next read with an activity in Aqua! 

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Photo Credits: Claudio Zavala Jr.Your Story Matters: Reflections from the Adobe Education Summit There are some professional opportunities that provide useful ideas, new contacts and a few notes to revisit when you return home. Others create the space to step back, look at your work from a different perspective and reconsider what might be possible. The Adobe Education Summit in San Jose was firmly in the second category.Alongside Catherine Stewart, I was invited to San Jose to represent educators from Northern Ireland and to deliver an Ignite talk about our involvement in the Adobe Student Ambassador pilot.Across three busy days, we worked with educators, students, content creators and product teams from different parts of the world. Although the programme covered a wide range of topics, several themes continued to surface: student agency, creative confidence, genuine co-creation and the importance of giving people space to tell their stories.The theme of the Summit was Your Story Mat

As I’ve been working with my students on a variety of projects, we’ve run into two similar issues which give us the same message: Whenever many of them try to add “clip art” looking items from the elements tab, they get the spinning wheel of death and have to refresh their page, and may not be able to include things in their design. Whenever we try to download images to share beyond our galleries, we are unable to do so.In both instances, we get the same error message (although the top Download failed vs. others changes)Is this something on our end?  Is anyone else experiencing this issue?<3 You All!Rimmey

Adobe Education Summit Reflection: The More You Put In, The More You Get Out! Standing on the stage at Adobe Summit to deliver my Ignite Talk, "The More You Put In, The More You Get Out," was a moment of deep reflection (and gratitude). As a primary school teacher and ICT Coordinator from Belfast, Northern Ireland, if anyone had told me at the start of last academic year that I would be sharing my classroom journey on a global stage, I wouldn't have believed them. Yet, standing under those lights, every step of this whirlwind path made complete sense.My journey to Summit was driven by one single purpose: my students. Over the course of a single academic year, my involvement with the Adobe community evolved rapidly, moving from an ACE Leader to an ACE Innovator, and then stepping forward as a Student Ambassador pilot participant. What became clear along the way is that true educational community is a two-way street. While I was pouring energy and fresh ideas into my classroom, the globa

I’ve been brainstorming creative ways to use Aqua by Adobe in my history classroom this fall, and I put together five ideas I’m excited to try: visual vocabulary, historical character profiles, political cartoons, then-and-now comparisons, and quick exit tickets.  I love that the learning goal can stay the same while students get more ways to process, create, and show what they know.  I’d love to hear how other educators are planning to use Aqua by Adobe this school year!

Students need Text to Speech to access instructions that are in guided activities.

Attending the Adobe Education Summit virtually was an inspiring experience, and I was honoured to contribute my own IGNITE Talk. Preparing and delivering the talk gave me a valuable opportunity to pause and reflect on the positive impact that Adobe Express has had on my teaching practice and, most importantly, on my students’ learning.Adobe Express has helped me create learning experiences that are more visual, creative and engaging. It has also provided students with new ways to communicate their understanding, express their ideas and develop confidence as digital creators. What matters, however, is not simply using technology because it is available. The Summit reinforced the importance of implementing technology with a clear purpose and keeping students at the heart of every decision.Throughout the other IGNITE Talks, I was struck by the shared commitment to creating learning that is engaging, inclusive and equitable. Student-centred innovation means giving learners meaningful oppor

Hi, I am subscribed to the creative cloud for years. I just started university. I am a student now and I know there is a special plan for student that is less expensive. How can I change for this plan ? I thought I would just cancel my current plan and subscribe again as a student but If I do that, I have a cancellation fee of $300…Any idea how can I change my plan to a student plan ?Thanks a lot ! Esther 

I am using my own avatar in the new Video Creator tool. Is there a way I can use my own voice for the dialogue?

The last day of Adobe Education Summit had wrapped. The stage was empty.But I found myself just sitting on stage for a few moments, just looking out at this room. 🪑 🥹 💭Rows and rows of empty seats in the Jam room, red, black, grey, still holding the shape of everyone who filled them just days before.And I couldn't stop thinking about how special it was that the Adobe Education Community's voices got to resonate and echo through this space, through Adobe World Headquarters itself. The stories. The conversations. The ideas sparked in those chairs, in breakouts, between sessions, over coffee, over meals, in hallways during tours. Time together connecting was truly special.Here's the thing. A room like this isn't special because of the lighting or the design. It's special because of the people. But let's also be honest, the room is pretty rad! 😉Our ACE Innovators. Our Student Ambassadors and Insiders. Our Higher Education Faculty. Together, YOU are creating something incredible! An ama

Our district rolled out Adobe Express this past year. Many of the teachers fell in love with the Animate a Character tool, and my fellow coach and I played with ways to allow students to animate custom images, such as those for Black History Month. In this video, I show you two ways to animate those custom images. It’s fun! Custom Image Animation in Adobe Express

I have created items for the International Baccalaureate Extended Essay process in Adobe Express. Are there any IB teachers, particularly librarians or Extended Essay coordinators who would like to collaborate on resources? Here is my sample:https://new.express.adobe.com/your-stuff/projects/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:b5f9370b-7fca-4220-954b-8aad4e9ab818?promoid=FMHMZ4HK&mv=other&openFrom=copy-link 

Ik kan Photoshop Elements 2025 en Premiere Elements 2025 niet activeren op mijn nieuwe computer. Vermoedelijk staat de licentie nog gekoppeld aan mijn oude computer, die inmiddels buiten gebruik is gesteld.Kan de activatie gereset worden?

What a day! Yesterday we gathered a group of educators in Madrid for Spain’s very first community-led ACE Meetup. The goal was simple: take the first step, get to know Adobe Express, and get creative with fellow teachers who were inspired by the amazing possibilities for their classrooms! 🌼We spent the afternoon diving into Adobe Express, specifically introducing the interface and beginning by looking at teacher tools, such as bulk-creating labels - perfect for September! We then looked at resources available for students and explored ideas for igniting creativity in the classroom 🔥Some of my favourite moments were:Seeing jaws drop when teachers saw how easy it can be to generate a QR code The discussion around the centrality of creativity in our classrooms The ooohs and ahhhs for Adobe Aqua’s World Ocean featureFor those who attended (and those who couldn't make it), here see some links to the resources we explored during the session:• Adobe Express guided tour 😍new.express.adobe.c

Global teachers, we need your students' input!We’re gearing up for the Back to School launch of our Student Ambassador programme, and we want to ensure it’s built by students, for students!Whether you teach primary or secondary school (K12) anywhere in the world, please share this super quick survey with your class! Your students' feedback will directly inform our upcoming summer projects, including The Student Lab, where we will be co-designing templates side-by-side with students! 🔗 Link to share: adobe.ly/studentinput 📅 Deadline: 3rd July #AdobeStudents #AdobeEduCreativeP.S. If you need a different language, please let me know! 

I'm planning to apply to universities abroad, but my academic records use a GWA grading system instead of GPA. Different universities seem to have different GPA scales and conversion methods, which makes the process a bit confusing. What is the best way to accurately convert GWA to GPA for admissions and scholarship applications? Are there any reliable tools or resources that can help with this?