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TheAdobe Creative Space of the Innovation & Research Commons is an open-access learning space for Auburn students, faculty, and staff dedicated to providing Auburn students with digital creation skills and technology. This area, as well as online resources here, promote the digital literacy of our students to encourage their success both in their coursework and in their careers. Creative co-working space and computing is available in the Adobe Creative Space on a first-come first-serve basis with priority given to users actively working in Adobe Creative Cloud; instructional sessions by I&RC staff have first priority. While staff may access our online resources, the focus of our mission is to support the academic integration of Adobe Creative Cloud by students and faculty in support of the Office of the Provost's Adobe Creative Campus initiative.

Computers in the Adobe Creative Space and in the I&RC have Adobe Creative Cloud applications already installed via a Shared Lab license, which allows users to access them on those machines only, via an Adobe ID including a 'free' Adobe ID that can be created on the spot. If accessing Adobe apps via a 'free' Adobe ID, users will need to save any created files in other storage such as Box or OneDrive. Students are encouraged not to use the 'free' Adobe ID and to request their Auburn Adobe subscription at: adobe.auburn.edu.

After requesting a subscription and receiving a confirmation email, download the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App to your personal computer; sign in with "Enterprise" or "Company/School" Adobe ID and use your AU login. Instructions from OIT are available on the Adobe Auburn web site.

In-person and/or online Zoom Room assistance is available. Adobe Student Assistant Consultants are available in the Adobe Creative Space and/or online in an Adobe Help Zoom Room to assist users in learning skills to complete academic projects using Adobe Creative Cloud applications.

Access the Adobe Help Desk and/or Adobe Help Zoom room at: aub.ie/adobehelp during the posted hours of the Adobe Help Desk Calendar. University-recognized holidays and library hours may affect these hours and schedules are subject to change. Consultations are first-come, first-serve . Only one user at a time will be admitted to the meeting or assisted in person. Help sessions may have a maximum time of 30 minutes.

All consultants can assist with Adobe Express. See the list of consultants and their additional areas of specialty below. It is advised to match the assistance you need with the consultant who lists skills in that area for the best experience and visit the Adobe Help Desk in person or via Zoom at the time they are listed on the calendar. See the left sidebar for the calendar and Zoom room link.

Brains on the Plains: Students, h ave you ever found yourself wanting to show off your fabulous work? Brains on the Plains is your chance to showcase it for the wider campus, including your fellow students and faculty from the English Department, the Office of University Writing, the Innovation & Research Commons, and others. Contest info coming soon.

Students, you could be an Adobe Student Ambassador!

Adobe Student Ambassadors help increase awareness and use of Adobe products on their university campuses. Activities can include:

Adobe Max: Oct. 14-16, 2024 Learn from your design heroes at Adobe's professional conference, online and in-person this year. Many sessions will be available for free online; register with an Adobe ID to access. On-demand sessions are available year-round for free. Visit max.adobe.com for info and links to sessions.

Adobe Experience Lab, a livestream and on-demand series for students who want to know more about UX, UI, product design, or some other variation of this evolving field with interchangeable labels and meaning depending on the context! Check out previous and upcoming sessions!

Customized instruction support for faculty/ instructors available, see sample assignment ideas and request an instructional session by completing our inquiry form: aub.ie/ircinstructioninquiry. For more info, contact Dr. Chelsy Hooper, Instructional Technology Coordinator, I&RC, hoo...@auburn.edu

Review the Adobe Digital Literacy app sheet to see a list of all apps for desktop and mobile and sample uses, view the Adobe Digital Literacy page for curricula ideas from educators. View Adobe's video, What is Digital Literacy?

Consider Adobe Creative Cloud Express (formerly Adobe Spark) express.adobe.com as a tool for students to complete assignments who may not have access to powerful computing or who are unfamiliar with digital design. View the guide to the new Adobe Express for recent updates. See also Microsoft resources on teaching with Creative Cloud Express and the Adobe Education Exchange listed below.

Adobe Professional Learning Calendar of Events: View Events

Enrich your learning with in-depth free, online professional development designed by educators for educators and delivered by authorized Training Partners. Upcoming topics include:

The Adobe Education Exchange is a free online learning platform for educators to discover ways to learn, teach, and connect with Adobe Creative Cloud apps; includes lesson ideas, opportunities to earn digital badges. Adobe Education Exchange has new self-paced courses to help you incorporate digital design in your curriculum available, including Generative AI in the Classroom , Digital Portfolios with Adobe Express, and Engaging Video Projects as well as lesson plan ideas using generative AI art such as Design a graphic that tells a six-word story for history, create an infographic to evaluate an author's claim, create a poster representing a chemistry concept , and more.

View the research: Improving Student Outcomes: Quantifying the Impact of Creative Skills on College and Career which includes quantified proof of the positive impact of creative and digital literacy skills on student outcomes.