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As higher education continues to evolve in an era shaped by creativity, productivity, and responsible AI, institutions are rethinking how teaching, learning, and collaboration happen across campus. The Adobe Education Institute (AEI) brings together leaders, educators, and innovators to explore practical ways to integrate creative tools and AI-driven workflows into everyday academic and operational practices.
This on-demand series brings together recordings from across the Adobe Education Institute trainings. Watch sessions on Adobe Express, Adobe Acrobat, and Creative Cloud Pro, where our trainers walk through the tools step by step and show how to apply them to everyday academic and operational work.
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North America
November 2026
This session introduced core Acrobat tools that helped save time in everyday workflows. Participants explored practical ways to create, organize, and reuse PDFs, including working with documents and moving content into Adobe Express. The session equipped attendees to handle common PDF tasks with greater speed, clarity, and purpose.
In this hands-on session, attendees explored how the document workspace in Acrobat simplified creating, editing, organizing, and collaborating on documents. They built a PDF Space to organize files and discovered how Acrobat AI Assistant could summarize content, surface insights, and answer questions.
The session also covered creating polished, accessible documents, sharing files securely, and moving content into Adobe Express for further creation.
Participants explored how Acrobat AI Assistant could turn complex documents into actionable deliverables. Through hands-on workflows, they learned how to analyze documents, use cited responses to verify information, compare files, and extract insights to support faster decision-making.
The session also demonstrated how those insights could become polished communications, presentations, and career materials using Adobe Express.
This session introduced practical ways to use Adobe Express for Education to create compelling content for teaching, communication, and collaboration. Attendees explored how visuals, multimedia, and web-based experiences could help present ideas, organize information, and engage students in meaningful ways.
In this session, participants learned how to create polished short-form videos in Adobe Express to support teaching, communication, and storytelling across higher education.
They explored accessible editing tools and practical approaches to producing announcements, instructional content, student projects, training materials, and engaging departmental communications.
Attendees explored how to build engaging, easy-to-navigate web pages in Adobe Express. The session covered practical design strategies for sharing course materials, resources, event information, and campus communications in ways that were clear, accessible, and visually compelling.
This session explored visual ideation and storyboarding on the infinite canvas in Adobe Firefly Boards. Participants organized inspiration, considered multiple creative directions before production, and tested styles, colors, and compositions across AI models.
They gained practical approaches to refining ideas, comparing alternatives, and developing stronger creative solutions.
In this session, attendees discovered how Adobe Firefly could enhance the creative process alongside Illustrator and Photoshop without replacing creative judgment.
They explored when to use vector or pixel-based editing, ways to iterate quickly, and how generative AI could accelerate design exploration while preserving creative control.
Participants explored how Adobe Firefly and Premiere could support video production from initial concept through final edit.
Through hands-on activities, they learned to generate creative assets, enhance footage, and streamline editing workflows while maintaining creative control.
Claim your badges.
Earn a LinkedIn-ready Credly badge for each training you completed at AEI or complete in the coming weeks on demand. If you finish an entire learning path (Adobe Express, Adobe Acrobat, or Adobe Creative Cloud Pro), you’ll earn a badge for that, too. And if you complete at least six AEI 2026 trainings and you submit a portfolio of work made in Adobe Express, you’ll also earn the AEI Influencer Badge.
You only need to fill in this form once, so we recommend doing that after you’ve worked through all the trainings you plan to complete.
Questions about badges? Reach out to Jo Penniston at EdgeGain: jo@edgegainltd.com
June 2026
This session introduced participants to Adobe Express for Education and how it supported creative, engaging communication across higher-education settings. Participants explored how visual, multimedia, and web-based content could be used to share information, present ideas, and organize materials in accessible, impactful ways.
In this session, participants learned how to create and edit short-form video content in Adobe Express and explored practical ways video could enhance communication, instruction, outreach, and project storytelling across higher-education environments. Participants experimented with simple editing features that made it easy to produce polished videos for announcements, training materials, student engagement, or departmental communications.
In this session, participants learned how to create cohesive, on-brand materials and reusable templates in Adobe Express. Participants explored how a consistent visual identity and organized project assets could streamline workflows, reduce repetitive design work, and support collaboration across teams. Participants left with practical strategies and tools to easily refresh, reuse, and scale materials across courses, programs, and departmental initiatives.
This session introduced participants to creating clear, engaging webpages in Adobe Express. Participants learned how to organize content into a single, easy-to-navigate page using text, media, and links, and how to apply simple design principles to improve clarity and user experience. The session highlighted practical layout strategies that helped faculty and staff create pages that kept students and colleagues informed and confident.
In this session, participants learned how to build and share reusable, remixable presentation templates in Adobe Express to support consistent communication and collaborative workflows. Participants explored how to design clear, accessible presentation structures that guided users while still allowing room for personalization and creativity. The session focused on creating scalable templates that could be easily reused and adapted across courses, programs, teams, and projects.
This session expanded podcasting beyond the basics, showing participants how to create polished audio using Adobe Express and Adobe Podcast. Participants explored advanced tools such as high-quality voice recording, Enhance Speech, integrating audio into slides or webpages, and using animation features to bring stories to life. The session highlighted how audio projects could support instruction, communication, and creative storytelling across roles. Participants left with practical techniques for producing accessible, professional-quality podcast content for courses, teams, and campus initiatives.
This session introduced core Acrobat tools that helped save time in everyday workflows. Participants explored practical ways to create, organize, and reuse PDFs, including working with documents and moving content into Adobe Express. The session equipped attendees to handle common PDF tasks with greater speed, clarity, and purpose.
Participants explored how Acrobat helped transform PDFs from draft documents into materials ready to share and act on. The session covered secure sharing, accessibility considerations, and visual refinement, providing guidance on delivering documents that are clear, usable, and inclusive across audiences.
This session offered a forward-looking view of how Acrobat supported collaboration across roles and teams. Participants explored useful online tools, companion apps, and an introduction to PDF Spaces, including what was available at the time and what was coming next. Shared documents became easier to review, align on, and move forward on together.
In this culminating session, attendees reflected on the practical skills, creative confidence, and AI-powered workflows they built throughout the week and saw how these elements came together to elevate their teaching and professional work. The session left participants energized and equipped with a clear, personalized plan to apply their learning and sustain momentum across their campus and beyond.
Claim your badges.
Earn a LinkedIn-ready Credly badge for each training you completed at AEI or complete in the coming weeks on demand. If you finish an entire learning path (Adobe Express, Adobe Acrobat, or Adobe Creative Cloud Pro), you’ll earn a badge for that, too. And if you complete at least six AEI 2026 trainings and you submit a portfolio of work made in Adobe Express, you’ll also earn the AEI Influencer Badge.
You only need to fill in this form once, so we recommend doing that after you’ve worked through all the trainings you plan to complete.
Questions about badges? Reach out to Jo Penniston at EdgeGain: jo@edgegainltd.com