Adobe Academic Productivity Enablement: For Faculty & Academic Professionals

Curated Learning Opportunity for the CODE Academic Community, Powered by Adobe.

This is a 90-minute live online session by Adobe designed for faculty members, academic leaders, and mentors. CODE is sharing this special partner-only session with its academic community as a curated learning opportunity to help educators use AI-powered Adobe tools for teaching, academic work, and research documentation.

The session focuses on simplifying teaching material creation, student evaluation, academic visuals, and document workflows.

Basic Event Details:

• Event Name: Adobe Academic Productivity Enablement

• Audience: Faculty & Academic Professionals

• Type: Partner-led learning session

• Organised by: Adobe

• Shared by: CODE

• Mode: Online (Live)

• Platform: Microsoft Teams

• Duration: 90 minutes

Date & Time:

• Date: Tuesday, 17 February

• Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM IST

What Will Be Covered (Simple Agenda):

1. How AI supports teaching and academic productivity

2. Creating lesson slides, assignments, and worksheets using Adobe Express

3. Managing student assignments and portfolios

4. Creating academic diagrams, posters, and visuals using Adobe Firefly

5. Using Acrobat Studio to summarise PDFs and extract insights

6. Live questions and answers

7. Session wrap-up

What You Will Learn (Clear Outcomes):

After this session, participants will be able to:

• create lesson plans and teaching materials faster

• design academic diagrams and educational visuals

• support students in building portfolios and web pages

• summarise academic PDFs and research documents using AI

• improve academic and departmental documentation workflows

Speakers:

• Ujjual R B – Product Specialist, Adobe

• Siddusai Karri – Product Specialist, Adobe

Who Should Attend:

• Faculty (all disciplines)
• Academic Leaders & Deans
• Admins
• Research Scholars
• Learning & Curriculum Designers

A live Adobe session to help faculty and mentors use AI tools for teaching, academic work, and research documentation.