The De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) entered into a partnership with global technology player Adobe Systems. DLS-CSB offers tertiary education to Deaf students through the School of Deaf Education and Applied Studies (SDEAS), and this partnership sees students from the specialist program using the Adobe Creative Cloud suite of software to learn and apply creative thinking skills, enabling higher digital literacy and employability.
With Adobe Creative Cloud, SDEAS students gain opportunities to learn a range of skills across graphic arts, empowering them to try new and different things outside of their regular curriculum. This includes volunteering with non-government organizations (NGOs) for Deaf advocacy programs, developing collaterals from websites and newsletters, and development of logos and videos.
“Our long-term relationship with the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde is of great significance and pride to Adobe, and acts as a source of ongoing motivation as our teams push to innovate,” said Paul Robson, president of Adobe Asia Pacific. “This continued partnership and commitment to Adobe software is a strong validation of our solutions and further strengthens our valued partnership. We’re honored to support the College in pursuit of its mission goals and to help empower its students with creative thinking.”
