An ESL student is determined to get the attention of his crush. So he uses the universal language, science, to try and communicate with her.

Scientific American uses Digital Publishing Suite, Enterprise Edition to develop an interactive iPad publication and distribute it to both print subscribers and new readers. This episode shows what direct entitlement (print-digital bundling) looks like, as well as some interactive features that elucidate scientific concepts.

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.

This film was created by a group of students who feel that success in education is too often linked to achievements in scientific subjects. This film makes a plea for the Arts, the so-called ‘soft subjects’ illustrating how without a solid creative foundation the world would be much diminished. Inspiration lies at the heart of this film as it tackles the centuries old debate of arts versus sciences. The film is very stylised and the participating students were involved in every aspect from commissioning original music to deciding on the lighting states as well as the sound, camera, scripting and editing of the film.

See how MIT developed a novel educational experience with Adobe technology that develops scientific inquiry methods through play. When the Smithsonian Institution wanted to offer youth a rich, technology-supported science experience, it turned to MIT’s Education Arcade. Together they built an eight-week online/offline environmental disaster mystery game for middle-school children. The participants became investigators racing to solve puzzles, visit museums, and collect samples from their neighborhoods to help solve the mystery. Players found clues in videos developed in Adobe Flash, in online games developed in Flex, and in 3D PDF bone scans made by Smithsonian scientists.

In "Designing Ecologies," CCA Ceramics chair Nathan Lynch and his students collaborated with Oikonos eco-science nonprofit and REBAR art, design, and social activism group to design nesting modules to be adopted and protected to the currently threatened rhinoceros aucklet birds living on Año Nuevo Island.

With his long time business partner Chuck Geschke, John was co-founder of Adobe, inventor of PostScript, and recipient of the National Medal of Technology and Innovation, one of the nation’s highest honors bestowed on scientists, engineers and inventors. John and Chuck also were recently awarded the Marconi Prize, considered the highest honor specifically for contributions to information science and communications.

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MedPoint Communications transforms clinical trial and research collaboration through Adobe Connect.

In this video tutorial, Creative Cow contributing editor Eran Stern takes the next step in the science fiction classic and finalizes the promo by projecting graphics in space from a flying saucer.