To start a Page project, you'll either need to begin from scratch and follow the guidance or go into the gallery to look at examples. A whole host of school-specific templates for Post projects are available, including reports, flyers, and even explainers - ideal for class-based learning. Once signed up as a school, it's possible to let students sign up individually or the admins or teachers can setup each account.Īfter logging in, you can create a Post or Video by selecting either a template or starting from scratch.

You have the option of going for a school- or district-based account or individual classroom accounts with varying pricing for each.

An Adobe Enterprise ID will be provided that allows the school to create and manage student profile accounts. How Does Adobe Spark for Education Work?įirst thing you or your institution will need to do is sign up for an Adobe Spark for Education account. It is still a public image selection library, only now it doesn't includes results from as many third-parties but rather only from identified image partners that provide safe content. The image search is safer in the education version. Speaking of logins, those are simplified and can be integrated with systems such as Google's Workspace for Education and Microsoft Office 365, to name just two.

A school or teacher is then able to manage that account in an environment that's safe and secure for the children and school. The education version allows those under 13, who would otherwise not be allowed a Spark account, to be given their own login and password. (Image credit: Adobe) What's the Difference Between Adobe Spark and Adobe Spark for Education?

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