November 2025 Creative Campus North America Newsletter
- Nov 6, 2025
- 3 min read
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Welcome to the new North America Customer Success Portal
This portal is designed to support you and your institution throughout the Adobe Higher Education customer journey. Here you will find essential resources for deployment, onboarding, and engagement — including technical guides, promotional assets, and enablement tools.
You will also find useful training and skill development resources, information on best practices, and opportunities to showcase your institution’s creative leadership.
Click the following link to explore the materials, connect with your Adobe Customer Success team, and let’s make creativity a campus-wide advantage:
Encourage Adobe Express use on campus with these NEW student and faculty videos
We’ve created four videos designed to showcase key academic use cases through animated storytelling. These assets are ideal for use across digital screens, internal portals, classroom presentations, staff training, and more.
The videos were shaped by feedback from faculty at Aston University, ensuring they resonate with real-world teaching and learning needs. Check them out using the links below.
Career Skills 101 & Adobe Express Learning Kits
Help your students stand out this semester with Career Skills 101—a quick-start guide to building compelling digital portfolios that make an impression in class, on internship applications, or for graduate school.
Check out Adobe Express Learning Kits, a collection of ready-to-use resources for faculty including free templates, assignment prompts, LMS course modules, and more designed for any discipline.
Accessibility in Adobe for Higher Education
For current users, Adobe Acrobat sets the gold standard for document accessibility. Acrobat Pro users can easily convert and tag existing documents into accessible PDFs. We also partner with 3rd party APIs to ensure large troves of PDFs can easily be made accessible.
We apply the same approach to meeting WCAG 2.2 AA and are constantly listening to our community to ensure creativity for all. For example, we’re currently focusing on Adobe Express and its capability to author accessible webpages.
New features are always being rolled out in Adobe Express. Here are the latest that we think you won’t want to miss.
Template Locking 2.0: Maintain consistency across departmental materials by locking key design elements in templates. Organize templates by course, team, or initiative, preview them quickly, and update anytime to keep content fresh and aligned.
Link Brand: Ensure all projects reflect the latest branding guidelines and university identity. Simply link your brand kit to any Adobe Express project and collaborate using updated colors, logos, and fonts. This makes it easy to keep student resources, newsletters, and presentations on-brand and aligned, streamlining design processes for academic and non-academic communications.
Adobe Skills Lab
Learn essential digital skills and unlock the power of Adobe Express to enhance your teaching and learning with tools for communication, collaboration and creativity.
Wherever you are on your Adobe customer journey, there’s something for everyone! Click here to view the full lineup of events and register for any of interest. To catch up on previous sessions, check out our YouTube channel - Adobe Skills Lab Global.
Check for details on the newest features available in your favorite Adobe tools
NA education customer success newsletters
Our new newsletter hub includes our latest newsletter edition along with an archive of those from previous months. Please publish the following link on your institution’s Adobe website to keep everyone informed on the latest from Adobe Education:
