Adobe Express for Education gets new AI features for students and teachers

Adobe Express for Education is getting a bunch of new AI features powered by the company's in-house Firefly AI model.

Adobe Express for Education's new AI tools can help students generate posters, flyers and more. (Image Source: Adobe)

Adobe yesterday announced that it is updating Adobe Express for Education with new generative AI features designed to improve student engagement and make them more creative. Powered by the company’s in-house developed Firefly AI mode, the new features will allow students to generate templates for posters, brochures, flyers and original colouring pages.

The company is also rolling out new multimedia presentation and animation features and a new assignments feature that will help connect teachers and students in real-time and offer feedback to students working on projects.

Adobe Express for Education already has some AI-powered features like Generate Text Effect and Generate Image and Generative Fill, with the recent update bringing some new AI-powered tools like Generate Template, which lets students generate things like book report posters, and club flyers, and even create their very own templates using text prompts.

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The company is also adding Adobe Firefly AI in MagicSchool, which will help students and teachers create lesson plans, essays and school projects visually attractive. The company said Adobe Express for Education will also get a new feature dubbed “Generate Coloring Page”, which, as the name suggests, lets students make their own colouring pages using generative AI and even paint them using multicolour and decorative brushes.

To boost creativity and classroom engagement, the company also introduced “Enhanced Presentations”, which enable students and teachers to add music, data charts, animations and a new “Animate characters” functionality that lets you animate a character’s body and face. Adobe Express on the iPad will soon be getting a visual uplift.

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