Adobe need to support Secondary Education more as AI is introduced into the software

I have been teaching Adobe software for 17 years.  The software has had many changes over time, and as an educator, I have been able to adapt my curriculumn with these changes. That being said, I have had to spend countless hours to build my lessons, create assets, videos, ect. to deploy on our learning managemnet system to teach these updates. As time has gone on, and the software capabilities have increased, I have found it harder to keep up with the changes and manage my lessons.  Now with AI, I find it almost impossible to stay on top of all the changes. If AI is a tool that we are expected to use and show students how to work with, Adobe needs to lead the educational side of what it looks like in the classroom and how it is taught.  We need resources that we can utilize that work well with how lessons are deployed on learning management systems. We need educators building these lessons for us too ... not marketers or people who dont work with middle or high school students ... People that know what is expected in our eductaion system today. I have been asking for help for years, but no one at Adobe has really listened. I am tired of not being heard.

Alexander Czech - MAX25