
ADOBE EXPRESS LEARNING KITS FOR FACULTY
Drive deeper engagement and learning with creative and AI skills.
By embedding creative and AI tools into your curriculum with Adobe Express Learning Kits, you can better engage your students, improve their academic outcomes, and help them develop career-ready skills.

Integrating Multimodal Learning in Curriculum: A Guide for Higher Education Business Schools
Developed in collaboration with business school lecturers across the UK, this quick-start guide helps faculty bring business concepts to life with easy-to-implement multimodal activities and assessments. Promote student engagement, develop career-ready digital skills, and enrich your teaching — no digital design or AI skills required.

Visual Storytelling into Media Communications at Bath Spa University
When I started out on this journey to integrate AI tools and creativity into my teaching, my goal was to help every student, regardless of background or confidence level, move from research to persuasive media without the barrier of complex software.
Supercharge your teaching with Adobe Express Learning Kits.
These free, ready-to-use kits include templates, rubrics, and projects to help you quickly incorporate project-based learning and authentic assessment into your courses with creativity and AI.
Benefits for faculty.
Save time.
Ready-to-use templates, tutorials, prompts, and assessment rubrics minimize prep work.
Drive engagement.
Visual, creative assignments capture student interest and drive motivation.
Stay flexible.
Subject-agnostic kits adapt easily to any discipline or course level.
Build student skills.
Strengthen communication, critical thinking, and creativity.
Get started with ease.
Adobe Express Learning kits are beginner-friendly — no experience needed.
LMS-Friendly.
Seamlessly embedded into Canvas (or any LMS) with no complex setup.
How do creativity and AI improve outcomes?
A recent study found that, by combining creativity with generative AI in their coursework, higher education faculty empower students to take more ownership of their learning, express themselves creatively, and build multimodal communication skills that will give them a career boost.
93%
of educators believe that integrating AI literacy into their coursework will enhance student engagement.
85%
of educators believe that generative AI has the ability to increase students’ creativity and creative thinking skills.
86%
of educators believe that learning generative AI for creative or multimedia uses will increase the likelihood of students landing jobs.

Education Espresso: Skills for Graduate Success
The modern workplace is moving faster than the curricula designed to train new professionals. Hear how faculty are rethinking teaching to prepare students for the realities of contemporary work — with practical examples you can bring back to your institution.

How Weber State University is Solving the Critical Thinking Gap
As AI tools allow students to increasingly bypass the thinking process, higher education faces an urgent question: how do we know our students are thinking critically, and how do we design learning experiences that make that thinking visible?
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Real Stories From the Classroom.

From Plain Text to Multimedia at Marshall University
When I first introduced Adobe Express into my English 101P classroom, I wasn’t trying to revolutionize my curriculum. I was responding to a departmental learning outcome: "Students will use technology to enhance communication with readers." But what began as a practical solution quickly evolved into a powerful tool for student engagement, creativity, and confidence.

Creative Multimodal Communication and Authentic Assessment at Cardiff Metropolitan University
When Cardiff Metropolitan University became an Adobe Creative Campus, students and staff gained access to Adobe Creative Cloud, including Adobe Express. I’ve been incorporating it into teaching and learning for about seven years, and multimodal activities have become central to the Primary Education Studies programme.





















