Sorry about that. Here is the link to Visual Design CS6. Can you let me know what link you are referring to so we can correct it?
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What are the creativity standards you use to assess student work processes and outcomes?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Creativity in 21st Century Classrooms: Assessing Creativity in Today’s Classrooms.
What is your opinion on assessing creativity? Is it your experience that assessment can actually foster creativity?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshops, Creativity in Today’s Classrooms: Assessing Creativity in Today’s Classrooms.
Guiding questions help students think about their own learning and promote positive and constructive feedback, strongly influencing students' opinions of their own creativity (Beghetto, 2006). For example: What path did you take to come up with this idea? What alternatives did you consider earlier on?
What are some of the guiding questions you use with students?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Creativity in Today’s Classrooms: Assessing Creativity in Today’s Classrooms.
What is your comfort level with creativity? Are you able to inspire and lead others in fostering their own comfort with creativity in the classroom?
What successes have you had in pushing yourself to grow even more and encouraging others to promote creativity?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop Creativity in 21st Century Classrooms: Explore Creativity in Today's Classroom.
Take a look at this infographic on the Global Creativity Gap for a detailed perspective.
What information surprised you? Does the data match your experience?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Creativity in 21st Century Classrooms: Explore Creativity in Today's Classroom.
Discuss your reaction (or beliefs) prompted by the findings from recent research by 1000 working professionals.
Specifically:
What can you infer from the research finding? What matters about this research finding? Why is it important?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop called Creativity in 21st Century Classrooms: Explore Creativity in Today's Classroom.
What has been your experience with project-based learning as a student? As an educator?
How can project-based learning approaches make it easier for educators to integrate the arts into STEM classrooms?
How have you seen project-based learning work in STEM and STEAM classrooms?
What are some of your favorite sources for ideas for project-based learning curricula and inspiration?
This discussion topic is linked to the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development workshop, Integrating the Arts into STEM 201: Creating Rigorous and Relevant STEAM Projects.
The prolific and accessible creation and sharing of digital information allows for building your brand online.
How have you, as an educator, built your brand? Why and what difference has it made?
Share your experience creating and implementing an interdisciplinary collage project. What was your project and who was your audience? What were your successes and challenges?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Interdisciplinary Learning with Adobe Photoshop 201: Creating Collages
Share your experience creating and implementing an image manipulation project. What was your project and who was your audience? What were your successes and challenges?
Share your experience creating and implementing an interdisciplinary project. What was your project and who was your audience? What were your successes and challenges?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Integrating the Arts into
STEM 201: Creating Rigorous and Relevant STEAM Projects
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Integrating the Arts in to STEM 101: Intro to STEAM
Share your experience creating and implementing an infographics project. What was your project and who was your audience? What were your successes and challenges?
Share your experience creating and implementing a project that developed visual literacy through digital storytelling. What was your project and who was your audience? What were your successes and challenges? Do you feel your project enhanced visual literacy skills?
Share your experience creating and implementing a project that developed visual literacy through the study and creation of visual representations. What was your project and who was your audience? What were your successes and challenges?
Share your experience creating and implementing a data visualization project. What was your project and who was your audience? What were your successes and challenges? Do you feel your project enhanced visual literacy skills?
Interdisciplinary learning is a pedagogical approach, supported by research, that seems to have promise for helping students engage in their learning while developing 21st century skills. But what's the real-world value of this approach?
How do you see visual literacy playing a role in your students' development as digital citizens? How do you talk to your students about the politics and ethics of using Photoshop to manipulate images?
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Interdisciplinary Learning with Adobe Photoshop 101: Editing Images
This discussion post is part
of the Adobe Education ExchangeProfessional DevelopmentWorkshop,Integrating the Arts into
STEM 201: Creating Rigorous and Relevant STEAM Projects
This discussion post is part of the Adobe Education Exchange Professional Development Workshop, Integrating the Arts in to STEM 101: Intro to STEAM
How can digital storytelling build your students' visual literacy skills?
Why, in your opinion, is visual literacy an important skill to teach? How do you see visual literacy playing a role in your teaching and learning?
How can your students' data visualization projects build their visual literacy and why does it matter?
Friday, October 5th is World Teachers' Day. it's a day to honor all those teachers who make a daily difference in the lives of students all over the world.
Let's use this discussion topic to share stories or words of wisdom from a teacher that has made a difference in your life. It's always inspiring to hear from others about the ways that teachers have shaped our lives and helped us get to where we are today. And it will help remind us all why we do what we do.
A new school year is starting soon for our members in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Many educators are gearing up to teach the new Creative Suite 6 for the first time.
Adobe has created a wealth of free resources to teach your students CS6. They are all available here: http://www.adobe.com/go/cs6onaee.
What other resources do you know of that will help educators get started teaching Creative Suite 6?
Sorry about that. Here is the link to Visual Design CS6. Can you let me know what link you are referring to so we can correct it?
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~Adobe Education
Hi Ron,
Thank you for letting us know - we've fixed the link.
Cheers,
~Adobe Education
Also the Digital Design CS3 curriculum with technical step-by-step guides for Dreamweaver, Flash, and Fireworks may be helpful (you can also search by "Digital Design CS3" or product name followed by CS3 to see all the individual resources).
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~Adobe Education
No you do not need permission - simply crediting Adobe is fine. Hope you find the curriculum useful!
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~Adobe Education
HI Shawn,
You can use project ideas from Adobe's Digital Design CS6 curriculum as well as the Learn Dreamweaver CS6 technical guides.
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~Adobe Education
@ Mike - Nicole is right! We love your work and are so lucky to have you sharing it with us here on the AEE.
@ Kelley - We ABSOLUTELY agree with Mike (thanks for the link) - such amazing stuff you're doing. Please do share your resources, experiences, and so on here on the AEE. We're sure many in our community would love to see your work.
@ Marc and Nicole (and another example) - you've built a pretty great brand yourselves!
@Dan - like Mike - you're starting a great presence here on the AEE. For all of you - does that help with your brand?
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~Adobe Education
You may find this mini-yearbook and newsletter projects helpful. They are form the Adobe Visual Design curriculum. And this resource from Judy Durkin.
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~Adobe Education
To find the nearest exam center please go to http://www.pearsonvue.com/adobe/locate.
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Select the "Request an ACE voucher" link on this page: http://adobe.com/go/aca.
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Hi Shawn,
The Digital Design and Digital Video curriculums are for high school and college. You can also use the Learn Dreamweaver CS6 and Learn Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 student technical guides. I would also recommend searching here on the Exchange as many people have posted some fantastic resources and AdobeTV.
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~Adobe Education
HI Michelle,
There are different kinds of Adobe Certification. The Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) is designed for folks who want to demonstrate entry-level industry skills in our products. You can learn more about the ACA here: http://adobe.com/go/aca There are free study materials on the site as well. Click on "View Preparation Materials" to learn more. If you are a teacher or a student, we can offer you a 50% discount off the cost of Adobe Certified Expert (ACE). ACE is a professional-level exam for those with expert-level product knowledge. Here is more information on ACE: http://training.adobe.com/certification.html.
You can also take a look at this PDF that can help you think about the best path for you as an individual.
Once you've reviewed what is online please come back with specific questions so we can continue to help you.
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~Adobe Education
@ Juluis - yes it's free. This is a PDF portfolio so you must right or ctrl-click the file and save to your computer.
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~Adobe Education
@ Daniel
Sorry, we don't have CS5 version but it should work fairly well for it. There doesn't seem to be much on Adobe TV for CS5 either but you may find useful tutorials there as well.
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~Adobe Education
@ jc beem.
PSE11 can do the things you talk about, but most people who create yearbooks use InDesign. We also have this mini-yearbook project that may be helpful to you.
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~Adobe Education
@ali - sorry but we do not have a French version at this time.
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@ Willa. That sounds like a great idea! Please come back and share how it went!
@ Willa. Sorry, but we don't offer technical support Please do share here on the Adobe Education Exchnage how it goes in your environmental science class - we'd love to hear about it.
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Digital Design CS6: Foundations of Web Design (full curriculum)
Posted May 21, 2013
Exam preparation guides are available for every certification and can be downloaded from the exam description pages here (click on the exam you want to take and you can download the guide from that page). For additional product learning, visit the Adobe Certification Marketplace.
Hope this is helpful.
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