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Adobe Stock Celebrates 2,000,000 Videos

Title says it all, the Adobe Stock team just announced a major milestone, their 2,000,000th video.

Monica Burns On Spark In The Classroom

Noted EdTech guru, Monica Burns, (of ClassTechTips fame) has posted 5 Ways to Use Adobe Spark to Share School Stories.

Joel Aarons On Adobe Spark

Joel Aarons is an Adobe Education Leader and a Media Arts teacher I met in Melbourne, Australia. He's also become a big fan of Adobe Spark and its role in the classroom, and recently wrote a really useful article on Digital Portfolios with Adobe Spark Page. Educators, this one is well worth eyeballing.

Introducing Match Font

Another MAX Sneak becomes a reality. Match Font, which we showed off at a MAX 2015 Sneak, is now part of Photoshop. This blog post explains.

Major Creative Cloud Update

This is huuuuge! (Ooops, sorry, it's the season ...) But, seriously, huge it is. The Creative Cloud team has announced major product updates for Photoshop, Illustrator, XD, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Stock, and more. Just run the Creative Cloud app to get the updates.

Visit The Spark Blog

If you haven't visit the Adobe Spark Blog recently, or at all, you should. The team has been on a roll, posting articles and insight on storytelling, sharing, inspiring, and more.

Brackets 1.7 Released

That was quick! Brackets has been updated. The team just announced the release of v1.7 which includes, among other things, 64bit Mac support.

Adobe Spark On Facebook Live

Yesterday Thibault Imbert, Adobe Spark Post's Product Manager, hosted a Facebook Live session and walked viewers through a demo, gave a sneak peek at upcoming product features, and answered questions from the audience. If you missed the session, the video is online.

Brackets 1.7 Pre-Release

It's been a while since there was a Brackets update, but no worries, Brackets 1.7 is now in pre-release. Included, among other things, is 64bit Mac support.

Julieanne Kost On Creating Patterns With Adobe Capture

Adobe Capture CC (available for Android and iOS) lets you turn any image into a color theme, pattern, unique brush, or vector graphic that you can use in your creative projects on desktop and mobile devices. Julieanne Kost explains, and provides really nice examples, in her blog post Creating Patterns in Adobe Capture.