Adobe Youth Voices program in Actin in London through the partnership with Eastside Educational Trust

Tevin, Joel, Alice, Ackeem and Alex applied independently to take part in the BFI Film Academy, a six week intensive filmmaking course delivered by Eastside Educational Trust. They were selected because they demonstrated a real passion for filmmaking and a desire to develop their skills beyond the work they were doing at school. With different backgrounds and levels of experience in filmmaking they came together as a team to create a short film – they contributed to all aspects of the production as well as attempting to achieve their own individual challenge in a specific role. The filmmakers wanted to take a light-hearted bitter-sweet view on how we aspire to be something we’re not.

Jyothirgamaya explores the feasibility of using music as a tool for education. With the explosion of rap rhythms all over, we have used this genre to garner impetus in this music video. We have created this educational rap for students who need some fun and motivation.

Daniella, Josh and Phoebe applied independently to take part in the BFI Film Academy, a six week intensive filmmaking course delivered by Eastside Educational Trust. They were selected because they demonstrated a real passion for filmmaking and a desire to develop their skills beyond the work they were doing at school. With different backgrounds and levels of experience in filmmaking they came together as a team to create a short film – they contributed to all aspects of the production as well as attempting to achieve their own individual challenge in a specific role. Unlike many of the participants, these students decided to focus on a documentary about a subject which is very close to their hearts. It was hard work but their perseverance paid off and they were able to meet and interview many people to try and effect change in their community.

All educators and teachers across K-12 Public Schools in New South Wales, Australia have access to Adobe design, development, photo-editing, video and collaboration software as part of the government Digital Education Revolution initiative

MaraMedia Publishing Ltd develops comprehensive educational solutions for youth in both printed and digital manuals. This app of the week video shows how MaraMedia uses interactive features in Digital Publishing Suite to educate students through each step of the learning process: from acquiring new information to applying it to the real world.

Sean Rodgers, an operational manager for documentary and educational productions out of South Africa, shares his reaction to the reveal of Adobe Anywhere for video. He believes that with Anywhere Adobe is bringing a complete mind-shift to the post production marketplace.

Loading icons, splash screens, optional art work, and mobile provision files requires a lot of clicking if you use the load icons in the Viewer Builder. This trick makes the loading super easy, especially if your assets are easy to find and select in the Finder.

National Geographic uses Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to build its interactive tablet publication. By leveraging the InDesign workflow, National Geographic can maintain the captivating design of its publication and use innovative storytelling to bring cutting edge science to its audience in an engaging way. Check out this demo of some cool features of their app: buttons and slideshows illustrate the view from Everest within the context of a map, image sequence is used for educational animations, and HTML overlays allow them to feed current content into the app.

Learn about how Pete Episcopo, an Adobe Education Leader in Florida, uses the Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) exam as a way to put his students on the path to postsecondary succes. For more information on the ACA exam, visit http://www.adobe.com/education/resources/certificate-programs.edu.html