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Adobe Education Exchange - Free Lessons, Activities, and Projects for Teachers and Students

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“Created by educators for educators, the Adobe Education Exchange is a free learning platform offering instant access to professional development, teaching materials, and other tools designed to ignite creativity in the classroom.” (Adobe)Adobe Creative Cloud Express (formerly Adobe Spark) has been one of my favorite resources to help my students engage in creating. We’ve used graphics, videos, and pages multiple times this year.

Today I wanted to share some creative resources connected to the Adobe Education Exchange, a great place to be inspired. 

If you are just starting to explore Adobe for Education or even if you are an experienced user, Adobe has created a some great resource to help educators explore free lessons, projects, and activities. Here are a few of my favorites

Adobe Education Exchange Teaching ResourcesAdobe Education Exchange Professional LearningJoin a Community of Creative Educators List of Adobe Education Exchange CurationsAdobe Creative Educator ProgramFree Distance Learning Lessons and ProjectsAdobe Education Leaders LivestreamsAdobe for Education YouTube Channel 

I’ve recently been exploring The Adobe and Khan Academy Partnership. It’s all about creative storytelling! I love it! 

“Perfect for practicing storytelling, building digital literacy, and preparing for career and college success, these FREE lessons and projects extend Khan Academy content with creative activities. Each resource is designed to be flexible, adaptable, and ready for use in the classroom.” (Adobe)

I also highly recommend following Adobe For Education (@AdobeForEdu) and Adobe Creative Cloud Express (@AdobeCCExpress) accounts on Twitter. 

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