Whether you’ve been on campus a few days or a few years, you need to know about the benefits Adobe offers the U community. As part of an ongoing agreement with Adobe, you receive a no-cost, all-access pass to Adobe Creative Cloud.
The U educates and employs more than 60,000 people. Since January 2018, however, only 11,000 unique users have accessed the Adobe Creative Cloud apps. That’s just a fraction of the people on campus who could be using the software.
“Our team worked with Adobe to update the agreement, and since 2017, accessing the Creative Cloud has been easier than ever to access. Now, all users can sign in with their university-issued email address and password. That’s it. And students, faculty and staff can activate the software on personal computers for university purposes,” said Bill Lutz, vendor manager for the U’s Office of Software Licensing (OSL).
Here are reasons why you should take advantage of the campus licensing agreement.
Free access That’s right: Active students, faculty and staff can access, activate and download Creative Cloud apps, services and features at no cost. Get access by one of the following methods:
Individual users (students, faculty and staff) New installation of Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app Transition to Enterprise ID
Department computers managed by IT administrators Access for IT administrators
If you are already paying for a Creative Cloud account, cancel it. Because of the U’s agreement, you can terminate your contract without penalty.
2. Downloads by the dozens
Under the agreement, more than 50 Adobe apps, features, services, tools and support are available. You’ll find core apps like Photoshop, Acrobat DC, InDesign and Illustrator, as well as others designed for web, video and audio production. You can also access archived apps that Adobe no longer develops or updates.
And should you need to purchase an app not included in the agreement, the Office of Software Licensing can provide a custom quote.
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