AI creation is when we use smart technology, called Artificial Intelligence (AI), to help us make things like art, music, stories, games, and more. It’s like having a super creative robot assistant that can bring your ideas to life!
For example:
🎨 Want to design your dream character or create a digital painting? AI can help you sketch it out or add cool effects.
🎵 Into music? AI can help you create beats, mashups, or even a full song.
🎮 Making a game? AI can generate levels, characters, or stories to make it even better.
📖 Like writing? AI can help you come up with plot twists or write poems.
AI is a tool, and you get to be the boss, using it to turn your creative ideas into something amazing!
When writing a image creation prompt here are the main things you should think about:
Be clear about what you want - A person, animal, object, place, or creature
For example: A small robot sitting on a park bench
Not: Something futuristic
Add important details - Give a few specific details that matter. This could be size, colour, age, mood, action. 3–5 details is plenty.
For example: A small rusty robot sitting on a park bench, holding a flower in the rain
Choose an Art Style - Style tells the AI how it should look.
For example: cartoon, realistic, digital painting, pixel art, watercolour, anime etc.
Putting it all together.
A small rusty robot sitting on a park bench holding a flower in the rain, impasto oil painting style.
Using Adobe Express (free using your school account) Turn yourself into a Creative Hero Card
Click this link Adobe Express Creative Hero Card Template to get to the template. The right hand side has a quick tutorial to help you navigate.
Have fun creating an image that reflects you, your personality and interests.
Once done, download it and make sure you pop it in your H drive.
Your challenge is to create 8 images using 8 different styles and 1 Base Prompt. Use the 9 x 9 grid to showcase your 8 images with your base prompt in the middle.
Click this link Adobe Express Engineering Prompt Template to get started and as per the task above click each image to change the prompt.
There are lots of different styles you could try other than the 8 used in the example, feel free to use some of the below or create your own ones.
8 styles used in the template: low poly style; hand painted style; comic book style; kawaii anime style; voxel style; stained glass style; 16 bit retro video game style; 3d adorable cartoon style.
Other styles to try: chibi anime style; flat art cartoon style; doodle style; isometric style
If you have time you could try any of the following:
- Adobe Express Bobble Head Template
- Adobe Express Ugly Sweater Template
Be clear about what you want - This is the main idea of the music.
For example: A song about a monkey eating bananas
Not: Something funny
Add important details - Give a few specific details that matter.
mood (happy, sad, calm, tense)
speed (slow, medium, fast)
2–5 details is plenty.
For example: A funny happy song about a monkey eating bananas
Choose an Music Style - Style tells the AI what it should sound like.
For example: electronic, orchestral, lo-fi, rock, chiptune, ambient, modern rap
Putting it all together.
A funny happy song about a monkey eating bananas in a West Coast rap style.
Use Suno to make a song about an animal doing something. Make sure your prompt uses the the guidelines above. Make about 5 different prompts to make some songs and chose your favourite.
Download your song by pressing the (…) button and save it to a safe space on your computer.
Made with Sora
Make a video Your teacher might be able to use Adobe Firefly, Sora, or similar to generate a video as a class. This can then be shared to everyone.
AI video is currently a lot more expensive to make so it may be easier if you do this activity as a class.
Be clear about what you want - This is the main idea of the video.
For example: A child flying a kite on a windy hill
Not: Something outdoors
Add important details - Give a few specific details that matter.
who or what is in the video
what they are doing
time of day or weather
mood or feeling
For example: A child flying a bright red kite on a grassy hill, strong wind, blue sky with clouds, joyful mood
Choose a Visual Style - Style tells the AI what it should sound like.
For example: realistic, cinematic, animated, cartoon, painterly, stylised
Choose Camera & Motion - Videos need movement.
This could include:
wide shot / close-up
slow camera pan
kite moving in the wind
clouds drifting
For example: wide shot, slow camera pan, kite pulling strongly in the wind
Putting it all together.
A child flying a bright red kite on a grassy hill, strong wind, blue sky with clouds, joyful mood, anime style, wide shot with a slow camera pan as the kite pulls in the wind.
Finish with the portfolio to showcase the best work you've created including your songs and class video.
Watch the video and the click this link Adobe Express Digital Sketchbook and hit REMIX Design
Once happy:
Download as a MP4
Then go to the Adobe Express Home and select Convert to Gif
If you struggle with how to get your mp4 as a gif then revisit these instructions from #9 how to animate and turn it into a Gif
After exporting submit to Google Classroom:
Click here to shortcut to the assignment OR click on the assignment in the google classroom Classwork Tab
2. Click "Digital Sketchbook"
3. Then click "view instructions"
4. This will open the task/assessment up.
5. On the right hand side you click "Add or create"
6. Then select "File" and upload your work (.mp4 / .png / .gif /.jpeg files) which you should find in your H drive
7. Once your work is uploaded you need to click "Hand in"
Once submitted you will now see it says "Handed in"
At the end of this topic students will have had the opportunity to cover;
make decisions about creating, manipulating, storing, retrieving, sharing, and testing digital content for a specific purpose, given particular parameters, tools, and techniques PO2
understand that digital devices impact on humans and society and that both the devices and their impact change over time PO2
identify the specific role of components in a simple input-process-output system and how they work together, and they recognise the "control role” that humans have in the system PO2
select from an increasing range of applications and file types to develop outcomes for particular purposes PO2
follow a defined process to design, develop, store, test, and evaluate digital content to address given contexts or issues, taking into account immediate social, ethical, and end-user considerations PO3
identify the key features of selected software and choose the most appropriate software and file types to develop and combine digital content PO3
understand the role of operating systems in managing digital devices, security, and application software and are able to apply file management conventions using a range of storage devices PO3
understand that with storing data comes responsibility for ensuring security and privacy PO3