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Adobe x Wonkhe
Adobe and Wonkhe, the home of higher education policy, explore how universities can take student skills to the next level. Discover student expectations for developing digital and professional skills and how some institutions are transforming their teaching strategy.
In the current landscape of student-centred education and blended learning, it's essential to prepare learners with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in a digital-first world.
Digital literacy is a must: the power to use digital tools to solve problems, enhance communication skills, and prepare for an increasingly digital world is essential.
Embedding Adobe products across your curriculum can transform your approach to teaching and help your students develop crucial future skills.
"Adobe is rightly recognised as an industry leader and its software is used worldwide across multiple industries. By giving all of our students access to its suite of apps, as well as providing them with support and training, we are ensuring that Teesside graduates are fully equipped to make a real difference in the 21st-century workplace."
- PROFESSOR MARK SIMPSON, PRO VICE CHANCELLOR (LEARNING AND TEACHING)
"These are exciting times for Solent! We are absolutely delighted to partner with Adobe as this will be the keystone of our approach to staff and student digital literacy and our learning and teaching strategy over the coming years. This valuable partnership will enhance our work on ensuring successful outcomes for all of our students and graduates."
- PROFESSOR KAREN HEARD-LAURÉOTE, HEAD OF LEARNING & TEACHING
"Supporting students to confidently, creatively and critically use technology in a global context and in a variety of ways; to look for information and evaluate its authenticity; to collaborate and become content creators, not just consumers. We’re enabling students, across all disciplines, to make, play and learn and graduate digitally fluent, digitally confident and become active agents of change"
- CLARE DYSON, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DIGITAL LITERACIES
Innovations in technology and digital communications mean that both curriculum needs and students' goals have changed. Assignments that meet learning requirements while allowing students to effectively communicate their knowledge are essential.
Adobe Creative Cloud is more than a suite of apps for content creation and digital communication. It provides a new way of learning, enabling your students to collaborate and showcase their knowledge, skills and passion in engaging and unique ways.
How Creative Cloud benefits students.
Boost student engagement.
Help your students master their subject matter with immersive projects. Give them innovative digital tools to communicate their ideas - like infographics, websites, videos, and 3D and AR content - so their work always packs a punch.~~
Nurture essential skills.
Develop students' soft skills while you teach them how to express themselves through a variety of digital media. They'll learn how collaboration, communication, critical thinking and creative problem-solving can help them amplify their voices.
Create self-starters.
Enhance students' storytelling abilities, help them create show-stopping projects and build their confidence to face real-world challenges. Give them the experience and know-how to take on any digital assignment anytime, anywhere.
Creative Cloud Express
Create and share impactful visual stories as social graphics, web stories, or animated videos.
Adobe Acrobat Pro
The app that lets students create, protect, sign, collaborate on, and print PDF documents.
Adobe InDesign
Design layouts for print and digital publishing – for university projects or professional editorials.
Adobe Photoshop
Edit and composite images, use 3D tools, edit video and perform advanced image analysis.
Adobe Premiere Pro
Edit video with high-performance, industry-leading software.
Adobe After Effects
Enable your students to create industry-standard motion graphics and visual effects.
Adobe Photoshop
Edit and composite images, use 3D tools, edit video and perform advanced image analysis.
Adobe Lightroom
Let your students edit, organise, and share images anywhere, anytime.
Adobe Photoshop Express
Easily edit and transform photos to stand out on social media or add colour to any university project.
Adobe Lightroom Classic
Organise, edit, and batch process all your digital photos with a desktop-focused app.
Adobe Bridge
Organise your assignments. Browse and search your photos and design files in one central place.
Adobe InDesign
Design layouts for print and digital publishing – for university projects or professional editorials.
Adobe InCopy
Professional writing and editing solution that tightly integrates with Adobe InDesign.
Adobe Illustrator
Create vector-based graphics and illustrations for print, web, video, and mobile.
Adobe Fresco
Rediscover the joy of creative expression with an app built to add creative flourishes to any project.
Adobe Photoshop
Edit and composite images, use 3D tools, edit video and perform advanced image analysis.
Substance 3D apps for students
Model, texture, and render 3D assets and scenes. Not included in Creative Cloud All Apps.
Adobe Dimension
Easily create high-quality, photo-realistic 3D images on campus or at home.
Adobe Aero
Design and share interactive experiences in augmented reality.
Adobe Acrobat Pro
The app that lets students create, protect, sign, collaborate on, and print PDF documents.
Adobe Bridge
Organise your assignments. Browse and search your photos and design files in one central place.
Creative Cloud gives coursework an edge.
Whether your students are creating animations to demonstrate scientific concepts, or videos to deliver critical responses to literature, they’ll become powerful digital storytellers with Creative Cloud.
For inspiration, browse the best student projects from The Adobe Digital Edge Awards 2022. Hear how Creative Cloud helped give the finalists a prize-winning edge.
Brick Lane: An Immigration Story
Layla C, University of Edinburgh, Textile Design
Layla created a digital portfolio to summarise her final-year project. She crafted and engaging story to showcase her creative process, combining hand-drawn illustration, photography and texture using Creative Cloud.
Afterparty
Kiran S. And team, Imperial College London, Design Engineering
Kiran's group project focused on finding a sustainable design solution for the events industry. With a 10-page limit, the team used illustrator to bring their festival concept to life in an original and creative format.
Victorians Abroad
Saahia M, King's College London, English
Saahia's assignment encouraged students to answer through a medium of their choice, so she chose to tell the story of Victorian tourism through beautiful digital art.
Antibiotic Resistance
Georgia S, University of Birmingham, Biochemistry
Georgia reimagined an essay-style literature review and used illustrator to turn it into an easy-to-understand infographic, full of original characters and icons.
Datum Shifting Recorder
Sutida W, University College London, Landscape Architecture
Sutida's project brought a complex architecture concept to life with InDesign, taking the theme of lines of sight and weaving that narrative into report's design.
The Magstripe Card
Eugene's task was to present the trajectory of the electronic payment system, reflecting on the innovation that made it possible. She harnessed the full power of InDesign, Illustrator and other Creative Cloud apps to communicate the past, present and potential future of 'electronic money'.
Patagonia Brand Equity Analysis
Sarunporn's task was to discuss and analyse a brand's equity. This project explores a sustainable outdoor clothing brand and includes key concepts and models taught throughout her Brand Strategy module. She created this engaging video piece using Illustrator and After Effects to animate the key findings of her analysis.
Digital Edge Award finalists 2022.
Layla C, Textile Design
Layla explains how being able to experiment in Creative Cloud apps helped her to find her niche.
Kiran S, Design Engineering
Kiran found that quick online tutorials made it easy to get to grips with Illustrator and gain confidence.
Saahia M, English
For Saahia, telling stories is key. Working in Creative Cloud helped her find lots of ways to express herself.
Sarah B, Architecture
Sarah found her computer restricted her designs, until Photoshop opened up a world of freedom.
The Creative Campus programme brings together universities from around the world that are transforming their pedagogy by embedding Creative Cloud into their curricula. They are teaching creative and digital communication skills to students from all disciplines, enabling them to thrive in the modern workplace.
This growing community is sharing ideas and best practices through a programme that recognises, facilitates and supports them as they drive innovation.
Benefits of the Creative Campus programme.
Collaborate for institutional success.
Become a valuable part of the wider higher education community and collaborate, discuss ideas and share best practices that improve student outcomes with other institutions.
Working in partnership.
Prepare students with the most relevant skills for the careers of the future. We'll work closely with you to facilitate the specific needs of your institution.
Access to learning, enrichment and community events.
Take part in workshops that offer extensive live support and mentoring. Discover prompts and lesson plans that foster digital literacy and improve student engagement.
Recognising your commitment to learning innovation.
The Creative Campus designation demonstrates that you're advancing digital literacy skills across disciplines and highlights your commitment to transforming education.
Support in driving faculty and student adoption.
Get customisable marketing materials that inform students and faculty about their Creative Cloud access and teaching and learning resources.
Creative Campus brochure
Find out more about the Adobe Creative Campus programme – a community of leading colleges and universities that recognise the value of teaching digital literacy skills in higher education.
Creative Cloud for Enterprise
Get an overview of all the ways Adobe creative apps can transform the way your students learn. Discover how each tool can help teach skills like visual thinking and persuasive communication.
Transforming the curriculum – perspectives from students and educators.
Adobe and Wonkhe, the home of higher education policy, have partnered to explore how universities can take student skills to the next level.
Adobe Get Hired EMEA report
Discover how Adobe Creative Cloud can help close the soft skills gap. This report focuses on the importance of creativity and soft skills for success in the future workforce.
Digital Literacy in Higher Education report
Discover best practices for enhancing digital literacy – increase student engagement and improve career prospects in an unprecedented time.
Adobe Education Exchange
Created by educators for educators, this is a free learning platform offering instant access to professional development and teaching materials. Free resources and inspiration at your fingertips.
Cultivating Digital Literacy.
This course helps educators and school leaders who are excited to learn more about digital literacy and the benefits that this vital, game-changing skillset can have for your students.
The demand for digital literacy.
Discover why enabling digital literacy is essential for modern universities.