Adobe Express Premium for Whitman Students
✳️ Free access!
Starting August 2024, students at Whitman will have free access to Adobe Express Premium (the upgraded version of Adobe Express)! (This is a 24 month pilot, toward the end of this time Whitman will evaluate continuing our licensing-- please see the bottom of this page for more info.)
🌿 How to access Adobe Express Premium
Info coming soon
What is Adobe Express Premium?
It’s a creation app that makes it easy to create graphics, videos, posters, flyer and social media posts. It also includes generative AI features to help in creating stuff.
✳️ Learn to use Adobe Express Premium
Using Adobe Express Premium purported to be pretty intuitive to learn and use. However, whether you’re brand new at this or wanting to level-up, the the internet is full of learning resources you can find and use. Here’s a very short list to get you started, but please do your own google search as well:
➡️ Super-beginners: How to use Adobe Express 2024 IGNORE the way he says to sign in; instead sign in as explained above.
➡️ How to use the Adobe Express Mobile App [Beginner's Guide]:
➡️ How to use Adobe Express to Edit Videos:
➡️ Full-on Guide:
https://helpx.adobe.com/express/user-guide.html
Look at the links on the left hand side of the page (or see “Show Menu” at the top of the page from a mobile device). Here are a few recommendations from that set of links to help you get started:
Create and edit videos
Create and edit images
Create and edit documents and webpages
Add effects to your designs
Share and publish
✳️ “24 month pilot”: What happens after two years? Will students continue to have access to Adobe Express Premium?
Short answer: we don’t know yet. Access for students for these two years is being done as a test “pilot” program, and we have to see how this goes. To that end, we really want to hear from you about your experiences using Adobe Express Premium. Love it? Hate it? Indifferent? Please let us know!
We also want to hear from any of you who try out Adobe Express Premium to contrast it to other apps you might be using! How would you compare the apps? What are the strengths and weaknesses?
Email your comments to David (sprunde@whitman.edu)