Adobe Generated Images

 

Adobe Firefly uses AI (artificial intelligence) to help generate images just by typing in a description, like “a city at sunset.” It’s designed to be easy and safe to use, even for students. To use it, you can go to the Adobe Firefly website, log in with an Adobe account (many schools provide one), and start typing your ideas. The AI then creates images based on your words. It’s a fun and powerful way to bring creative ideas to life without needing advanced art or design skills. In our staff meeting, Matt and Fiona from Manaiakalani showed us how this can work in our classes with our students. 

Our school Inquiry this term is " JOY".  Our team's inquiry question is "What brings you JOY at home, at school, and in your community? The students have to use  Adobe to create 3 images of  Joy at home and school, and in the community. All the students were able to do this. Some of the students figure out how to get the right images they need to be clear about what they wrote, or add more details to get the images the students wanted.  These are Aniitah's images; she has also learned to animate parts of the images. 

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