AI is already part of your students’ world. The real question is whether it helps them learn or helps them skip the learning. Adobe Express for Education is built for learning. And Level All projects keep the focus where it belongs: on students’ own skills, experience, and voice.
Built for Classrooms, With Controls for Schools
Adobe Express for Education uses Adobe Firefly, Adobe’s generative AI. Students can generate images, add text effects, and use generative fill, and it was designed with K–12 classrooms in mind:
- Admins decide. Schools can manage generative AI settings at the district level to match their policies.
- Safe Search is on by default. Every K–12 student starts with it turned on.
- Student work stays private. Student and teacher projects are never used to train AI models.
- It’s copyright-aware. Adobe Firefly is designed to respect intellectual property.
- Integrity is built in. Content authenticity tools from Adobe’s Content Authenticity Initiative help students and teachers see when and how AI was used.
Learning First, AI Second
Most AI tools are built for speed, which can lead to shortcuts instead of learning. Here, the first result is rarely the final one. Students adjust prompts, edit visuals, and revise text, the same back-and-forth that real creative and academic work takes.
Level All projects supply the thinking behind it: what employers look for on a resume, how to describe a summer job, how to pitch a project to the people who should show up. AI can help a resume look sharp. Only the student can fill it with their own experience.
The Three-Step Habit
- Start with AI. Generate a first idea, like a header graphic or a flyer background.
- Add your story. Write every detail yourself, using Level All’s guidance on what to include.
- Check it. Is everything true? Does it sound like you? Would you be proud to hand it to someone?
Try It With Your Students
- Write the Perfect Resume. Students use AI for a clean header design, then write every line of experience and skills themselves.
- Make an Impact Through Community Service. Students generate a flyer background, then write the message that gets people to sign up.
- Pursue the Visual Arts in College. Students use AI image generation to explore early concepts, then document how their thinking evolved into the finished piece.
- Your Guide to Group Projects. Teams generate diagrams or background visuals as a starting point, then build their own content around them.
Want to go deeper? Adobe Live sessions regularly cover generative AI in the classroom, and they’re free.
Ready to Get Started?
Already partnered with Adobe Express for Education? There are no activation steps. Just reach out to the Level All Customer Success team to confirm everything is working as it should, then try the three-step habit in your next project.
Not partnered yet? Teachers, send your Level All admin a quick note. Admins, click Learn More on the yellow banner and request activation today.
Questions? Reach out at success@levelall.com.
