Fostering digital literacy, access, and equity for students — and driving recognition for innovative institutions.
The Adobe Creative Campus program spotlights leading
colleges and universities that recognize the value of teaching
digital literacy in higher education.
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Institutions across the country have made a commitment to digital literacy as part of their strategic goals. They offer Adobe Creative Cloud to their students, transforming their curricula to teach creative and persuasive digital communication skills across disciplines.
They actively collaborate with other institutions that are working toward similar student outcomes to share content and best practices. The Adobe Creative Campus program recognizes, facilitates, and supports these schools as they drive innovation and serve as flagships in higher education.
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Learn moreSee how digital literacy is transforming teaching and learning at these dynamic institutions.
University of Utah is preparing students for the digital economy.
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Digital literacy gives student an advantage at Winston-Salem State University, the first Historically Black College and University (HBCU) to become an Adobe Creative Campus.
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From dinosaurs to social justice — how University of Arizona teaches digital fluency.
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Digital literacy for a modern age at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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California State University Fullerton extends creativity and digital literacy to humanities and business classes.
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Learning and adapting in a changing world at Swinburne University of Technology.
Read blogThese educators, administrators, and students are innovators who regularly share best practices, research, teaching content, and work with their peers in the Adobe Creative Campus program community. Hear them share their thoughts on the importance of fostering digital literacy in higher education.
Vincent J.Del Casino Jr., PhD.
Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs
San Jose State University
(Former Vice President Academic Initiatives and Student Success, University of Arizona)
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Program Manager,
Academic Innovation Studio
UC Berkeley
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Valentina Arismendi
Media and Journalism Student
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs
Pennsylvania State University
Former Director of Teaching and Learning with Technology
Marcio A. Oliveira, Ph.D.
Assistant Vice President,
Academic Technology & Innovation
University of Maryland
Melissa Vito, Ph.D.
Interim Vice Provost for Academic Innovation
University of Texas at San Antonio
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This webinar series is designed to provide academic leaders with various perspectives on preparing students for success in the modern economy.
Explore research, thought leadership, professional development courses,
and teaching resources to guide you on your digital literacy journey.
Adobe and Digital Literacy
Visit this site to discover how Adobe Creative Cloud helps your institution deliver engaging learning experiences.
Visit now ›White paper: Digital Literacy in Higher Education: Now More Than Ever
Discover best practices for increasing students' engagement and improving their career prospects.
Download now ›Adobe Education Exchange: Cultivating Digital Literacy Course
This course helps educators and school leaders learn more about the benefits of digital literacy.
Enroll now › Adobe Creative Cloud Across the Curriculum:
A Guide for Students and Teachers OER E-textbook
Students and instructors can use this resource in any class, at any level, anywhere across the curriculum.
Download now ›Adobe Education Exchange
A free learning platform and community, with workshops, classes, and resources — all designed by educators for educators.
Explore resources ›Creative Cloud resources for students
A resource site to inspire learning.
Explore resources ›The Adobe Education blog
See how Creative Cloud is helping to transform teaching and learning at institutions.
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