Experience League offers a continuous learning journey to help you expand your knowledge and achieve more with your Adobe products. This guide aims to simplify site navigation and highlight key resources, all in one place.
Whether you're new to using Adobe products or looking to continue advancing your skills, this guide is here to make your learning experience as smooth and rewarding as possible. From learning the basics to unlocking advanced features, you can find a variety of resources to support you every step of the way.
Think of this guide as your starting point to explore what's possible. The more you learn, the more you'll achieve with Experience League and Adobe.
Let's get started!
Update your Experience League profile
An important first step in maximizing your learning with Adobe is filling out your user profile. If you haven’t already, be sure to sign into Experience League using your Adobe ID.
Tell us a little bit about yourself to help personalize your experience on the site. Let us know your role as an Adobe user, which products you are interested in learning about, and your experience level with each.
You can update your Experience League profile and product interests by hovering over the profile icon in the top-right corner of the navigation bar and clicking "My learning profile". You can also bookmark pages as you explore the site and come back to them on your profile page during your next visit.
Now that your preferences are all set, let's explore the types of learning content you can find across the site.
Learning resources & content types
Experience League offers a variety of resources and content formats to help you learn at all stages of your journey with Adobe. Prefer reading detailed documentation or watching step-by-step video tutorials? Enjoy attending interactive virtual events? Or maybe you thrive in a community of like-minded peers? Whatever your learning style, Experience League has something for you.
Click the “Learn” dropdown in the top navigation to start exploring. Here, you can browse content by product or resource type. Have a specific question? Use the search bar at the top of the page to find exactly what you need.
Ready to dive in? Let’s take a tour of all the great resources and content types on Experience League. This way, you can find exactly what suits your learning style best.
1. Documentation & Tutorials
Product documentation and tutorials are both key resources to help you build technical skills and understand your Adobe products inside and out.
Written by Adobe experts, these guides are designed to help you understand every aspect of the product, from initial setup to advanced features. Whether you’re troubleshooting an issue or looking to build a new skill, documentation and tutorials provide detailed, step-by-step instructions and insights.
Let's quickly define the different types of resources you'll find for each product:
Content Types
Description
Documentation
Tutorials
Release Information
These provide updates on the latest changes, improvements, and bug fixes for Adobe products. Release notes keep you informed about new features, enhancements, and any issues that have been resolved in the latest version of the product. If you're interested in recieving automatic updates regarding your Adobe products, you can sign up through the link below:
TIP"The documentation is a great resource to be used as both a reference, when you're looking for specific information, or if you want to go through step-by-step instructions in a configuration or setting something up."
Raf Winterpacht, Director at Perficient
2. Playlists
For more visual learners, Playlists are a go-to resource on Experience League. These expertly curated collections of video lessons are designed to quickly help you gain the skills and knowledge you need to be successful.
Each playlist contains multiple videos organized around a specific topic to help you learn how to use your Adobe products. The videos will autoplay in sequence (quick tip: this can be easily disabled with one click) and your browser will store your progress so you can quickly pick up where you left off on your next visit.
To browse playlists, navigate to Learn > Browse all playlists. You can then filter by product, role, or experience level to help get you started.
Additional key features of Playlists:
- Chapter selection & playback speed controls: This allows you to speed up or slow down the video based on your preference or jump to a specific topic within the video.
- Video transcripts: When available, the transcript can be viewed below the video. Click the arrow labeled "transcript" to display the video text.
- Bookmark & share: Click the 3-dot menu to bookmark a playlist and save it to your profile, or to copy a link for sharing. Found a helpful playlist? Don't hesitate to share it with your coworkers who are also learning the product.
TIP"Experience League Playlists have been instrumental in gaining a fundamental understanding of Workfront as someone that is newer to more sophisticated project management software. It should have taken months but instead took weeks for me to start moving around Workfront like a pro!"
Jack Siebert, Marketing Automation Specialist at BlueScope Buildings North America
3. Perspectives
Looking for real-world inspiration on how others are using Adobe Experience Cloud products every day? Look no further than Perspectives.
This section of Experience League features content written by users like you and Adobe product experts, sharing best practices and key use cases to help you grow. Learning from your peers can be incredibly valuable, so Perspectives highlights and features users who are innovating with Adobe. From strategic recommendations for onboarding new team members to making your everyday workflows more efficient, this space has something for everyone.
What you'll find in Perspectives:
- Real-world uses cases and industry best practices
- Strategic tips & tricks from users just like you
- Actionable insights and technical guidance for using your Adobe products
4. Certifications
As you continue your learning journey, stand out among your peers and advance your professional career with Adobe certifications. These recognized credentials validate your skills and expertise with Adobe products.
Adobe offers three levels of product certifications—Professional, Expert, and Master—across three job roles: Business Practitioners, Developers, and Architects. Several benefits of getting an Adobe certification include:
- Showcase your skills & boost your career: Adobe certification demonstrates that you have the expertise to use Experience Cloud solutions effectively. Increase your chances of getting hired or promoted; certified individuals often earn more than their non-certified peers, as Adobe credentials highlight your level of expertise.
- Practice makes perfect & free renewals: Warm up with free practice tests and sample questions to ensure you’re fully prepared for the real certification exam. Certifications are also valid for two years, and most can be renewed for free by taking an on-demand, un-proctored exam or completing continuous learning activities.
- Access exclusive perks: When you become Adobe certified, you gain access to special resources like training materials, beta software releases, and support forums to stay updated with the latest industry trends.
5. Instructor-led training
If you're looking for more hands-on learning to get you started, Adobe’s paid instructor-led training resources offer many benefits for new users. From comprehensive and flexible learning paths to hands-on experience, these training resources are designed to help you level up your skills.
Training options for every preference
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Live instructor-led training: Engage with expert instructors in real-time, participate in interactive exercises, and get immediate feedback. You'll get slides, activity guides, and a completion certificate for each course. These sessions are available both virtually and onsite, providing flexibility to fit your learning preferences.
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On-demand training: Learn at your own pace with high-quality, pre-recorded sessions and Spotlight videos that help you learn about new features, tips and tricks, advanced topics. These courses come with slides, activity guides, and completion certificates, ensuring you have all the resources you need to succeed.
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Requestable sandboxes: Practice what you’ve learned in a controlled environment. These sandboxes provide a safe space to experiment and develop your skills. Requestable sandboxes are available for select on-demand courses.
Unlike the other resources mentioned on Experience League, these training courses are not free. However, there are several cost-effective options available, ranging from annual learning subscriptions to enterprise level solutions.
INFOConnect with the Community
One of the most engaging aspects of Experience League is our active community forums. Use this space to get quick answers to questions from peers who have been where you are, expand your network by interacting with like-minded professionals, and share your Adobe product knowledge to help others grow.
Not sure where to start? Find helpful tips on navigating the community, asking and answering questions, and connecting with product experts and peers below.
Navigating the Community
The Experience League Community provides multiple ways to engage, such as participating in forums, asking questions, and sharing insights. Once you’ve selected the product community you’re interested in, here’s a guide to the different tabs you’ll encounter to help you get started:
Community forum tabs
Description
Questions
Discussions
Ideas
Blogs
Events
Finding answers to your questions
- Learn best practices: Use the above channels to get quick answers from expert peers who have faced similar challenges. Explore the existing threads to see what has already been shared and discussed.
- Search before asking: Before posting a question, search to see if someone else has already asked it. Questions with accepted solutions have a green checkmark next to the title, indicating a verified answer. Accepted solutions will be at the top of the thread and are highlighted in green.
- Ask a question: Navigate to the product community of interest and click the blue “Ask a Question” button. Review the guidelines for posting to understand what is allowed and what isn't and remember to be detailed and specific. The more information you provide, the easier it will be for others to help you. When you receive a helpful reply, click the “Correct reply” button to mark it as an accepted solution, making it easier for others to find.
Supporting others by answering a question
- Empower your peers: Share your insights and product expertise to help others succeed. Browse recent questions to see where you can offer guidance. If you can help, click“Reply” and type your response. If your answer solves the problem, it will be marked as an accepted solution.
Connecting with product experts & peers
- Engage with Advocates: The Adobe product communities are filled with passionate individuals dedicated to helping you succeed. Experience Cloud Advocates, including both customers and Adobe employees, go above and beyond to support the global Experience League Community. You can view and connect with these advocates by clicking on the “Experience Cloud Advocates” link from the community dropdown menu or by clicking here.
- Join an Adobe User Group: User groups are customer-led meetups where Adobe users can network, share ideas, discuss best practices, and collectively problem-solve in person and virtually. These product-focused user groups currently only exist for Adobe Marketo Engage, Adobe Analytics, and Adobe Experience Manager but are always expanding. Learn more about Adobe User Groups through this helpful community thread.
TIP"The Community is the one space I have spent the most time since the very beginning, when I found that interacting with the other users and even the Adobe staff was an invaluable resource. In fact, it is because of my involvement in the community that I was encouraged and eventually became an Adobe Champion. My advice to others is engagement is essential."
Jeff Bloomer, Manager, Digital Analytics at Kroger Personal Finance & Adobe Analytics Champion
Explore live and on-demand Events
The Experience League Events page offers tons of interactive learning opportunities, both upcoming and on-demand. Attending events is a great way to keep your skills sharp, stay in the loop, and connect with an engaging community of Adobe users. By joining various events and webinars, you’ll gain valuable insights from Adobe professionals and industry leaders. Plus, the interactive Q&A sessions and discussions make it easy to learn more about what you're interested in.
Registering for upcoming events
- Visit the events page: Click on "Events" from the top navigation bar.
- Browse upcoming events: Explore the list of upcoming webinars, workshops, and live sessions. Filter the events by the products you are interested in. Each event card includes a brief description, date, and time.
- Register: Click on the event you’re interested in to view more details and register. Fill out the registration form to secure your spot and get reminders about the event.
Exploring on-demand events
Missed a live event? No problem, the Events page also offers a vast library of on-demand content to explore:
- Access on-demand library: On the Events page, click "Browse recordings" to access past event sessions.
- Browse and select: Explore the available recordings of past webinars, workshops, and sessions. Filter by series or by product. Each event series includes a summary to help you find recordings relevant to your learning interests.
- Watch on your own time: Click on the event you want to watch and enjoy the content at your own pace.
Get personalized Support
If you run into an issue and need personalized assistance, head over to Experience League Support. On the support homepage, you can easily create and manage all your cases in one convenient location.
When you submit a support ticket through Experience League, you are connected directly to Adobe’s expert support team. This ensures you receive tailored solutions and guidance for your specific needs. Whether you’re facing a technical glitch or need help with something more complex, the support system is designed to provide timely and effective assistance, helping you get back on track quickly and efficiently.
Here’s what makes Experience League Support so helpful:
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Find quick answers: Utilize smart search to quickly access many resources, including FAQs, troubleshooting guides, and community forums where you can find answers to common questions and issues.
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Open and manage support cases: Quickly open a case, walk through a personalized case submission, and connect with one of Adobe’s solution experts to address your issue. Search, filter and sort for all your support tickets across all your Adobe Experience Cloud solutions.
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Monitor the status of Adobe integrations: Check that status of all the Adobe solutions your team uses. Find announcements, scheduled maintenance, and any reported issues across all Adobe products.
Don't forget, you must be logged into your Experience League account to open and manage cases.
INFOWrap-up
As you can see, there are many resources to help you learn with Experience League. From comprehensive documentation and quick video playlists to engaging community forums and interactive events, you have everything you need to enhance your skills and make the most of Adobe products.
Don’t hesitate to explore all the tabs, join discussions, ask questions, and make full use of all the available resources. Remember, Experience League is here to support your journey with Adobe every step of the way!