Preparing Future Creatives for an Al-powered career - Adobe Acrobat Studio

Morning Session: Preparing Future Creatives for an Al-powered career - Acrobat Studio

Focus: Adobe Acrobat Studio for Teaching and Learning

Join us for this this FREE in-person workshop to discover how Acrobat Studio can streamline content creation, curriculum planning, assessment design, and document workflows. Participants will explore practical applications for teaching, administration, and student support, using AI-powered tools to accelerate everyday tasks while maintaining academic rigour and accessibility.

What to expect during morning

Join us for a morning exploring how Adobe Studio supports university staff and students in creative practice, content creation, curriculum planning, assessment design, and document workflows. Participants will develop AI literacy grounded in ethical and discipline-specific use, and explore how AI-powered tools accelerate everyday tasks while maintaining academic rigour and accessibility.

Sessions include:

• Welcome and Introduction: An introduction to the day's objectives, exploring how Adobe Acrobat Studio can support creative practice, content creation, curriculum planning, assessment design, and document workflows.
• Research and Problem Solving with Adobe Acrobat Studio: 
• Devising and creating a Campaign with Adobe Acrobat Studio:
• Create a presentation from PDF with Adobe Acrobat Studio (+ create a Podcast): 
• Wrap up and final Q&A
  
  

Please bring your laptop fully charged - Demo licenses will be provided so you can actively work with Adobe Acrobat Studio and Creative Cloud Pro Plus during the sessions.

Location:  Adobe Offices - Room: 8th floor Smorgasburg, 104 5th Avenue, 4th floor, New York, NY 10011

Join us for lunch 12:30pm - 1:30pm

Register for the Afternoon Session here.

If you can't join us for this in-person event, sign up for our webinar on 1st December.

Presenter

C. David Schneider

C David Schneider is lead Video Production instructor at Pinellas Technical College in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Schneider graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, worked in corporate communications for a Fortune 500 company, owned his own video production company, and managed radio and television stations in the United States and Puerto Rico. After producing award-winning documentaries in Central Africa and Central America, he earned an MBA and took his years of professional communication experience to the classroom.