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Non-Commercial 45 Minutes
Adobe Spark: Every Student, Every Teacher Can Create
Teachers are looking for ways to bring creativity and creative problem solving into the classroom. Employers today are seeking creative people. Adobe’s creativity tools are the gold standard for creative professionals across the globe. Adobe Spark Page, Spark Video, and Spark Post are powerful, user-friendly tools that can be used by students in their academic journey, moving them from content consumption to content creation, giving them voice.
In this session, participants will be introduced to the three features of Adobe Spark - graphic design with Spark Post, web content with Spark Page, and video production with Spark Video. While this is a demonstration session, participants will be encouraged to share ideas using these tools. (note: to create, participants should create an Adobe Spark account, free for educators and students: https://spark.adobe.com/sp/)
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Nathan Gildart teaches MYP Individuals & Societies and DP History at Nagoya International School in Japan and has been teaching in a 1:1 environment for 20 years. A former technology coach back in the classroom, he is an educational technology geek who employs a wide range of digital tools to differentiate and enrich learning. Gildart is a Book Creator Ambassador, and holds a number of other edtech certifications including Adobe Education Leader, Google for Education Certified Trainer, Google Certified Innovator, Google Educator Group Leader, a Google Earth Education Expert, and YouTube Certified. He has been a featured speaker/blog contributor for EdTechTeam, Apps Events, has trained international school faculties in Japan and presented around the Asia-Pacific region. His resources can be found at www.socialstudiessamurai.com with his educational musings at www.learninglightbulbs.com. Find him on Twitter with @nathangildart.