Adobe Learning Manager is a cloud-based learning management system (LMS) that creates personalized learning experiences at scale for customers, partners, and employees alike. It uses a headless learning platform that allows for integrations with Experience Manager Sites or any other CMS through open APIs.
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Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
This software is excellent once you get started. You don't need any previous experience; photoshop has tutorials to get you started and make you a professional.
Sometimes I experience some lagging using photoshop with my newest macbook pro. Other than that, I wouldn't change anything; all the issues I have are caused by my lack of skills with the software.
It's giving me the tools to do my job in designing; it's providing me with new tutorials to improve my photoshop software skills. I am able to expand my career thanks to photoshop.
I love that they have so many tools built in and alot of resources to learn how to use them.
It can be a bit heavy sometimes to load projects, but I believe that's more my computer than the program.
I no longer have to outsource all of my marketing graphic projects.
If you are familiar with Adobe products, this intuitive software does so much with excellence. The more I use it, the more I love it. It gives me the freedom to create incredible videos with professional quality.
If you have never used Adobe products, this software is not easy to learn quickly. However, hundreds of self-help videos/blogs exist all over the internet.
I need to tell a story of life-change after my NPO had raised enough money o provide a prosthetic leg to a young man in Indonesia. I had some videos, photos, and even narration of the story, but I had no idea how to begin to put them all together. Premiere Pro made it a compelling video and started my passion for creating videos.
The Best thing is its interface and the tools that are very useful in poster making and growing business using the creativity to design graphics.
All things are good and not a single thing to dissapoint.
The Best thing is its interface and the tools that are very useful in poster making and growing business using the creativity to design graphics.
i been using ado illustrator for more than 5years and help me a lot for making presentation and its default option makes the work easy and fast. .
i only dislike are stroke and graphics library is out dated and old choices if they can make more modern pastel.
if you wat a presentable and professional look for presentation it a good software to use.
I love being able to easily edit RAW photos, and I love that I can share portfolios online as well. LR offers so presets and many sliders that allow me to edit my pictures in so many ways, fast and easy.
I don't like how much cp usage that LR uses. Whether I am importing or exporting photos, my 32gb 2tb cp runs slow and frequently freezes or i get the blue screen of death due to cp usage.
I am saving so much time editing my photos with LR. Clients love their sharp edits too and it really helps me stay on top of my workflow. Editing and sharing professional photos is so easy now.
I like that its easy to use and gives you a freedom to be creative and make greate designs, its vector based, im a iilustrator and a designer for 12 years i work with illustrator every day, its my go to software for my daily work.
I almost like eveything, my only complain is the last version have some lag problems and high resource consumption and quiting when editing big files, i wish they can fix this problems.
Adobe illustrator gives me the tools needed to make any graphic design for both prints and digital work, its easy to use and easy, most of our work as a studio team is done in illustrator.
No matter the input, bitrate, or format - Adobe Media Encoder supports it. Super easy interface, fast, and supports multi-core processors. No other video conversion software is better!
The only downside is that you can only render one thing at a time, so if you are rendering something in Adobe Premiere it'll pause the rendering temporarily.
Works great for converting large videos into smaller formats that are suitable for streaming . In addition, the conversion between formats works great. If you have an WMV that you need converted to an MP4, Adobe Media Encoder will do the trick!
I like the best about Adobe Lightroom Photoshop is its ability to save or create presets.
I dislike that I have to go premium to use other features like erasing objects.
About color grading and overall photograpy related issues.
Adobe premiere pro is a powerful video editing software that gives you more creative tools to create stunning videos and edit like a pro. This software tool is easy to use and has a flexible interface. It has a rich ecosystem of video production apps and many organization tools.
The downside of adobe premiere pro is that it has an intimidating interface for nonprofessionals and some techniques require additional such as a media encoder.
It has a responsive interface allows users to work with added productivity, effectiveness and efficiency. This software will enable users to open a variety of projects at the same time. With adobe premiere pro, they can save enough time to add clips and scenes to their work with less hassle.
I enjoy that Photoshop along with all of the other Adobe CC products allows for simple and seamless integration with working with one another. This makes it easier for someone like me who uses each of the products on a daily basis.
I dislike the amount of crashing that most of the CC products have at the moment. I think through updates and bug fixes this can be resolved. I loved how in Adobe Max project sharing and web hosting was introduced, I'm hoping this can be of assistance with this issue.
Adobe Photoshop is solving our graphic creation and graphic manipulation needs. This helps make our marketing/communications department more productive and effective.
My favorite element to adobe Lightroom is synchronization of retouching settings. As a Sport Photographer and Wedding Photographer, The ears of batch editing using this software cuts my work load down by 80% of the time I would previously need to complete an event.
The only thing that I really dislike about this software is that it is a monthly subscription. I run an older update version of the software due to to my hardware's graphic card. I feel that I miss out on the benefits of the monthly subscription which in part is there for constant updates. I would rather buy the software as a one time payment.
This software is wonderful for culling through thousands of images rapidly. I recommend it to all of my colleagues to save them time looking through repeat images. For sport photography we take similar frames to make sure to capture the best moment in action. With an FPS of eight on average per camera, Lightroom's Organization for culling is a lifesaver.
Incredible ease of use, great typography, effects tools and the ability to create interactive digital media
Some automatic features need to be turned off, like auto hyphenation and baseline snap, but the help options in all the adobe products are quite intuitive and clear
Creating interactive PDFs previously we had to do using adobe acrobat, now it's just the click of a button after some initial settings and links
The ease of use and ability to safe templates to replicate
Some of the UI in adobe premiere pro is a little outdated
Empowers me to edit videos and make videos from scratch
You can create almost any style of illustration from simple to complex very easily,with its features getting more intelligent with every revision
Can be quite glitchy on the new Mac Silicon machines, but these seem to be getting ironed out with each update
Adobe Illustrator is making logo creation easier and easier from concept to final artwork, new tools make what used to be a complex operation to a simple clicks
Illustrator is so powerful. This is what makes it so unique compared to other tools. It is made for graphic designers/artists, and it shows. There is no limitation to what you can achieve whatsoever.
There are so many tools, and I don't know all of them. I know I could improve my work if I learned more about the powerful tools included in Illustrator. I wish some of them would be easier to access so I can see my options better.
The lagging. It used to crash so often, but now it doesn't crash as often. It is helpful because I no longer lose as much time resolving those issues, and I am no longer scared that it will crash in the middle of something important.
Adobe Photoshop allows you to manipulate any image to your desired results
Adobe keep switching around functions and tool panels
Photoshop is able to let me retouch images and colourways for brand usage
The way i can edit the color wheels, curves and tones of all my pictures
Maybe the only thing i dislike of lightroom is the complicated steps to copy and paste photo edits in a row
The bad exposure in a picture, the lousy coloring in a photo, the bad lens aberration in an image, all of these problems lightroom can solve.
Adobe has tools for every type of creatives
Software can sometimes be cumbersome depending on the computer configuration
designers, campaigns. for advertisers it is super useful
If you're familiar with the Adobe family of products and need a print layout program, InDesign is a no-brainer. The interface is similar to other Adobe apps and, therefore, very easy to get used to. It's robust and has all the features necessary for professional print publishing. Adobe's website has excellent tutorials for all aspects of the program, whether you're a beginner or an advanced user looking to fine-tune your skills.
I actually have no complaints. One aspect of using any professional-level Adobe product that some may find frustrating is that they've moved to a subscription-based service, but this was years ago, and I'm sure it's not really news to most of you reading this. I'm not sure if it's worth the cost and commitment if you only need to use this program occasionally.
As someone with a graphic design and studio artist background, I find InDesign to be invaluable. Like most designers of my generation, I use it in conjunction with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator for a seamless workflow. I use it for everything from print ads to package design, and it allows me to create any file type needed by printing companies.