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Last updated on Oct 16, 2024

Learn how to add students to classrooms.

Once the class is set up, it's time to add your students. Only educators and administrators can add students. There are several options for inviting students:

Add students using a link or code

  1. Open the classroom where you want to add students and select Add People.

  2. Select Invite via class code or link. A URL and join code will be generated.

  3. Ask your students to input the class code at the URL provided. 

Students will now be enrolled in your Classroom with access to Adobe Express. You can now copy and paste the Classroom URL and join code into your LMS, share it by email with your class, or share it by email with individual students. 

Invite students via Google Classroom Roster import

  1. Open the classroom where you want to add students and select Add People.

  2. Select Invite via Google Classroom.

  3. To give Adobe access to your Google account, select Continue with Google and follow the steps to link your Google account to Adobe Express. 

  4. When prompted, import a Google Classroom Roster from your Google account. Follow the instructions to select a Google Classroom Roster to import into your Adobe Express Classroom.  

  5. When you’re finished selecting the Roster, select Add Students to import the roster into your Adobe Express Classroom.

Add students via their email address

  1. Open the classroom where you want to add students and select Add People.

  2. Select Invite via Email.

  3. Type the students’ email addresses, separated by comma.

    Note:

    You can only invite students using their school email address. Suppose your students are in a different domain (e.g., educator@school.org and student@schoolstudents.net). In that case, invitations will be pending until Adobe validates that the students’ domain is associated with your school or school district.

Student email domains

Students can join a classroom only if their email address is in an approved domain. Approved domains are those domains associated with an official school.

Email addresses that share the same root domain are automatically approved, for example:

  • teacher@school.org and student@school.org
  • teacher@a.school.org and student@b.school.org

Adobe must approve email addresses that don't share the same root domain. Educators can submit student email domains for approval by adding the student’s domain in the class code section.

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