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In the world of education, creativity isn't confined to art and design classes alone. While creative courses still demand the full suite of Adobe creative apps such as Photoshop and Premiere Pro, non-creative education departments can also benefit immensely from the power of visual communication and engaging content.

Adobe Substance 3D is a collection of integrated apps that allows you to model, texture, stage and publish your own 3D content. It’s a powerful set of tools that gives you complete creative control at every stage.

Adobe’s two main licensing options are Named User Licenses (NULs) and Shared Device Licenses (SDLs). Determining whether to license your users or your devices is dependent on the desired access and flexibility you wish to offer your students and staff.

May’s What’s New includes our Microsoft Campus Updates webinar with Veeam, our sponsorship & sessions at the National Eisteddfod, Adobe’s AI releases & Pugh’s new Firefly & Substance 3D blogs, new SMART QX Pro & TeamWorks 5, Microsoft Teams & Copilot updates & more!

In this blog, we introduce you to Adobe’s award-winning Substance 3D and explain its benefits within education. We also explore specific use cases within Product Design, Fashion, Architecture and Games Development HE/FE courses.

In this blog, we look at Adobe’s creative generative AI tool Firefly, its recently added Generative Fill functionality and how all this can be used in a practical setting within education.