Note: The Adobe Education Leaders Program is currently not accepting applications.
K–12 / Education Leaders Program
Adobe believes in investing in education — and educators
The Adobe Education Leaders Program highlights the contributions of innovative educators in K–12 and higher ed who are effectively using Adobe tools and applications to promote excellence in the classroom.
A passion for education
Adobe Education Leaders are dedicated to enhancing creativity and collaboration and improving the teaching and learning experience. They share their expertise through workshops and conferences and help develop standards-based curriculums that are used worldwide.
Valuable expertise
As Adobe updates it products and develops new ones, Education Leaders provide valuable input through beta programs and focus groups. They are among the first to use new technologies in the classroom and establish learning objectives around them.
Network of support
Through the Education Leaders Program, a network of outstanding educators inspire each other, share ideas, and collaborate. Leaders can be classroom teachers, district administrators, technology coordinators, or education consultants.
Featured educators
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Dan Armstrong
As director of T-Wolf Productions at Lake City High School in Coeur d’Alene, Dan Armstrong strives to make others’ vision become reality through graphic design, video production, and large-format printing.
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Mike Skocko
Mike Skocko is a graphic and fine artist who would still be designing, painting, and sculpting had he not discovered the joy of teaching late in his arrested youth.
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Nicole Dalesio
Nicole Dalesio teaches fifth grade in Pleasanton, California, and is is best known for her award-winning videos and screencast tutorial series called "Photoshop for Kids."
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Dusty Parrish
Dusty Parrish teaches broadcast and commercial photography, emphasizing student-to-student mentoring in a creative and collaborative environment that delivers real-world skills.
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