Access Adobe Express: Difference between revisions

Adobe Express is a tool that allows users to quickly create short slides or videos with visual elements, audio, and more. Adobe Express is free to use, and students and faculty can access it using their Riverdale Google account (Sign-In with Google). Some elements you can add to your Adobe Express projects include the following:

== How do I get started with Adobe Express? ==

# Go to https://www.adobe.com/express/

# Click on <u>Sign up</u>, or if you already have an account, click on <u>Sign in</u>[[File:Express SSO.png|center|thumb]]

# Click on <u>Continue with Google</u>[[File:Continue Google Express.png|center|thumb]]

# Click on the (+) button to create a new project[[File:Express New.png|center|thumb]]

# Click on <u>Video</u>[[File:New Project.png|center|thumb]]

# Give your project a <u>name</u> and follow the prompts[[File:New Title.png|center|thumb]]

# Look at the interface below and explore the different options[[File:Interface.png|center|thumb]]

# You can add content on the current slide by clicking on (+) in the center of the editing window

#* Image

#* Text

#* Video

#* Icon

# You can add audio to your current slide by clicking and holding on the <u>microphone icon</u>

#* If this is the first time you are recording audio using Adobe Express, press <u>Allow</u> when your browser asks to use your microphone

# You can add as many slides as you want by clicking (+) at the bottom of your screen

# For each slide, you can change the <u>Layout</u>, <u>Theme</u>, <u>Music</u>, and also <u>Resize</u> the aspect ratio by using the menus at the top right of the screen.

# To share your completed video, click on the <u>Share</u> button at the top of the editing window. Click on <u>Invite</u>, and add your teacher’s Riverdale email address.