Adobe Spark Example of an ADOBE SPARK "PAGE"
About Adobe Spark
Adobe Spark is a web-based multimedia authoring tool for creating online media. Adobe Spark can be used to create three main types of media: Social Graphics (Spark Post), Web Stories (Spark Page) and Animated videos (Spark Video.) You are currently looking at an example of an Adobe Spark page.
Advantages of Adobe Spark
- Entirely web-based
- Content is accessible across most platforms
- Create content more quickly and easily than other software
- Easy sharing of media (send a link)
- Leverages "Dual Coding" theory
- An intuitive tool for students to create content
- Free to use
- Recorded content can be saved for offline viewing
Dual Coding Theory
Allan Paivio developed "dual coding" theory. In short, by using more than one communication channel (such as combining imagery and text), students can draw greater connections with new content, and retain information for longer periods of time.
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General Tips
- Add descriptive captions underneath images to improve accessibility.
- Use detailed text to describe visually complex information.
- Avoid using Adobe Spark as the primary way of conveying information
- Consider allowing students to use Adobe Spark to express what they have learned
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Creating an Account
Adobe Spark content can be created from (spark.adobe.com) or by downloading the iOS app for Apple mobile devices. Use the link below to create an account.
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