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Adobe Express, the company\u2019s template-centric tool for helping anyone quickly create logos, banners, flyers, ads and more, has always long offered a free version for schools. As the company announced today \u2014 one day before its annual MAX conference \u2014 Adobe Express for Education now has over 43 million K-12 users globally.<\/p>\n
With over 43M K-12 users, Adobe Express for Education gets new AI and safe search tools<\/p>\n
In case you\u2019re confused about the naming here, it\u2019s worth remembering that Adobe Express was originally called Creative Cloud Express, which itself was a rebranded and updated edition of Adobe Spark.<\/p>\n
As part of today\u2019s announcement, the company is also launching a number of new features for Adobe Express for Education. It now features the company\u2019s context-aware AI-powered templates that make it easier for non-designers to create more professional-looking content. The feature evaluates your pre-made content (text, images, etc.) and then recommends relevant templates. There is now also a new font recommendation tool that uses the overall context of a project to recommend appropriate fonts from the company\u2019s Adobe Font service.<\/p>\n
Maybe most importantly, though, the company also today introduced safe image and video searches and customized K-12 and higher education resource pages.<\/p>\n
Yet while all of this AI magic is surely cool, I can\u2019t help but wonder if it doesn\u2019t stifle students\u2019 imaginations a bit. It\u2019s surely useful for teachers, but I don\u2019t think anybody\u2019s expectation of a third-grader should be to be able to produce an AI-enhanced flyer for her science fair project. It\u2019s been a long time since I stood before a classroom, though, so maybe that\u2019s changed.<\/p>\n
\u201cI taught my fifth graders how to use Adobe Express, and they created culminating projects about how to carefully evaluate information found on the web,\u201d said Linda Dickinson, Media and Educational Technology Instructor, Abbotts Hill Elementary School. \u201cThey loved sharing what they learned using Express! It allowed them to showcase their creativity and share what they felt was most important, authentically.\u201d<\/p>\n
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