As we head into week 4 of Adobe Generation, I’d like to share how the course is going so far.
Just as a recap for anyone who missed this when we announced it, Adobe Generation is a series of online courses (each lasting ten weeks) designed to help teach UK students (age 14-19) the key skills needed to succeed in a range of creative careers.
We kicked off the Adobe Generation with a games design course on 10th May and have already had a fantastic response with lots of people signing up taking part. What’s great to see is that it’s not just students who have registered; we’ve also had a number of teachers join the sessions. One teacher who’s joined the course told me he thought it was great free CPD, and because it’s all online he can dip into it when he can.
Each weekly session run online over Adobe Connect (every Thursday from 7:00pm to 8:15pm) are led by experienced educators, Roxana Hadad and Bournemouth Media School lecturer Mark Shufflebottom, with a guest speaker from the creative industries.
As the Games Design course is run on a virtual learning environment and the weekly online sessions are recorded and available on demand you can still sign up, catch up, and enjoy the fun. Visit www.adobegeneration.com for more information.
