Exploring Adobe Spark - Design Challenges and Digital Storytelling

Storytelling is the oldest form of teaching. It bonded the early human communities, giving children the answers to the biggest questions of creation, life, and the afterlife. Stories define us, shape us, control us, and make us. Not every human culture in the world is literate, but every single culture tells stories.” 


Adobe Spark is an incredible storytelling tool. In fact, it is three tools in one.
Resources to Support Visual Storytelling
Design Challenge: Choose one or more of the options below and create a post, page or video to tell a story. Share your story in this Padlet and on Twitter using the #ShareYourWhy. I've also included a Google Doc version of these challenges that could be adapted for student use at the end of this post.

Option 1 - Spark Video

Explore Spark Videos and then plan and create a Spark Video that you could use with your students, colleagues or parents. The choice of topic is yours, but here are a few ideas to help you get started.
  • Share why you love being a teacher. 
  • Share your teaching philosophy. 
  • Share important classroom procedures. 
  • Introduce a topic or concept 
  • Welcome your students back to school. 
  • Brainstorm and get started with your own idea. 
Option 2 - Spark Post
Explore Spark Posts and then plan and create a Spark Post that you could use with your students, colleagues or parents. The choice of topic is yours, but here are a few ideas to help you get started.
  • Share why you love being a teacher. 
  • Share your teaching philosophy. 
  • Share important classroom procedures. 
  • Introduce a topic or concept 
  • Welcome your students back to school. 
  • Brainstorm and get started with your own idea. 
Option 3 - Spark Pages
Explore Spark Pages and then plan and create a Spark Page that you could use with your students, colleagues or parents. The choice of topic is yours, but here are a few ideas to help you get started.
  • Share why you love being a teacher. 
  • Share your teaching philosophy. 
  • Share important classroom procedures. 
  • Introduce a topic or concept. 
  • Welcome your students back to school. 
  • Brainstorm and get started with your own idea. 
Extended Learning
“There are three responses to a piece of design – yes, no, and WOW! Wow is the one to aim for.” - Milton Glaser








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