Adobe has an excellent support website, including troubleshooting tips, tutorials and more. You can access the Adobe Help Center using the following link:
Adobe Help Center: https://helpx.adobe.com.
If you are having trouble logging in, or you need additional help not covered at the Adobe Help Center, please contact the Technology Support Center.
- Phone: (309) 438-4357
- Email: supportcenter@ilstu.edu
- In-Person: Julian Hall 115 (Weekdays 8:00am – 6:00 pm, Weekends: 12:00pm – 3:00pm)
Additionally, several articles regarding Adobe software has been posted on the IT Help Center page. You can access this resource using the link below. Simply search for “Adobe” to view articles about this software package.
IT Help Center: https://help.illinoisstate.edu
Adobe Resources
Adobe’s official website–springboard for all things Adobe. Sign in to the Adobe.com website to start your creative journey!
Free courses, workshops & teaching materials. Connect with the creative education community.
Adobe Creative Cloud Across the Curriculum
Adobe Creative Cloud Across the Curriculum is a new kind of resource for learners who increasingly work in digital realms, students who are likely to produce media and not just consume it, and future professionals who read, write, think, and communicate in digital, networked environments.
Index of Student Service Learning Documentary Films
A collection of more than forty student films from across the curriculum. Curated by Todd Taylor.
Meet experts, learn Adobe products, find inspiration and networking opportunities and access tips, tricks, tutorials and resources.
Adobe’s Portfolio service is a WYSIWYG, drag-and-drop interface that allows you to create a portfolio website to showcase your creative assets.
Online portfolio for designers and creatives. Showcase your work for prospective employers. Gain inspiration by following your favorite designers.
Todd Taylor Adobe Education Exchange
Teaching resources developed by Todd Taylor. Professor Todd Taylor of UNC-Chapel Hill directs the First-year Writing Program at UNC and has also launched the Carolina Digital Literacy Initiative in partnership with Adobe. Todd’s work is focused on the evolution of literacy in response to digital and media technologies. Todd has been instrumental in stressing the importance of digital literacy as well as providing how-to for institutions. While his efforts were born in the English department, his work touches all disciplines.
Join us for the multi-part Adobe Document Cloud Skill Builder series. Each one-hour session will give you task-based tools and tips to help you go digital, stay digital, and get work done. You’ll learn how to use Adobe Acrobat DC and mobile apps (including Adobe Scan and Adobe Acrobat Reader), and how to perform basic but powerful document tasks that simplify your job. Attend all three sessions and the Adobe team will send you a certificate of completion to acknowledge your participation in the Skill Builder series.