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Adobe Education Institute (AEI) "A Virtual Conference for Adobe Creative Campus Institutions in Europe".

Tuesday 6th May - Friday 9th May 2025.

This year’s series of live, hands-on training sessions, will look at ways to simplify your workflows, deepen student engagement and foster multi-modal teaching using Adobe Express. 

 

Sessions are suitable for HED staff, faculty & trainers, and will focus on Adobe Express. Sessions will be delivered remotely and recorded for on-demand access.

Earn a digital badge upon completion of each AEI workshop, Complete three to become an Adobe Education Institute Fellow!

Register for as many sessions as you can and add to your calendar. If you register for a session but are unable to join, you'll receive a recording to watch on-demand.

More information about the schedule and registration can be found here on the AEI Registration & FAQ page

 

 

Adobe Skills Lab Webinars for staff and students 2025

As the new term starts Adobe brings you a series of webinars designed to power up your creativity with Adobe Express and Creative Cloud.

All staff and students at our creative campuses are welcome to join any of these free events. Just click on the registration links.

These are running during January to May 2025 If you register and cannot attend you should get a recording of the webinar after the event.

Please check Adobe Youtube Channel

Please do not advertise the CV and Digital Portfolio session as our Graduate and Careers support is more appropriate for our students, please refer to Graduate Futures instead.

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We are thrilled to announce that we have joined a select group of Universities as an Adobe Creative Campus!

As an Adobe Creative Campus, we are part of a select group of universities that are driving the future of digital literacy through creative storytelling within the global Higher Education community.

We recognise the value of teaching creative and persuasive digital communication skills, and we actively advance these skills throughout our curricula to help our students succeed in the classroom and gain an edge in the competitive modern workplace.

All Northumbria University students will now be able to access Adobe Express Premium, a cloud-based content creation platform that is quick and easy to use.

All staff can access Adobe Express Premium and download other applications within Adobe Creative Cloud.

Please conduct a keyword search on the Staff Portal using "Adobe" to find detailed articles explaining how to download Adobe Creative Cloud on both University and Personal Devices. 

You can access Adobe Express Premium :

  1. On open access computers on campus or your own device:-  https://new.express.adobe.com/
  2. Select the Continue with Email option,
  3. Use your university email address,
  4. Then select Company or School Account.

or try the Single Sign On (SSO)  http://new.express.adobe.com/a/northumbria.ac.uk

Or using your own devices via the app downloaded from your App store.

Adobe Express  - Premium launched 1/5/2024. If you have the old version you will need to update to see all the new AI functions. 

  1. Select Have an Adobe ID or Education account?
  2. Login and use your university email account.

Training Resources can be found at https://edex.adobe.com/professional-learning.  or if you want to see what is new and coming up 

https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/express/using/whats-new.html 

Please watch for further communications, if you have any questions or require additional information please contact lee3.hall@northumbria.ac.uk or dawn.fozard@northumbria.ac.uk.


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