Educational Software Thread, Comic life 2 in Technical; Hi all,
Anyone come across this software before, if so have you got any recommendations?
Comic Life 2 (Win) | ...
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4th November 2012, 05:29 PM #1 Comic life 2
Hi all,
Anyone come across this software before, if so have you got any recommendations?
Comic Life 2 (Win) | Educational software for UK schools and colleges
Just been asked to look into it for 100 licenses but have a feeling that it will be a pig to deploy over a network.
Are there any other online comic strip creators out there that anyone else uses?
Thanks in advance
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4th November 2012, 05:44 PM #2 We have deployed it. I downloaded an MSI from the website:
Link: plasq.com
I also downloaded an MST to insert the licence details. Worked first time.
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4th November 2012, 05:56 PM #3 I installed it couple of years ago and found it very straight forward. MSI download and used Orca to insert the licence key with the instructions sent by Plasq.
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4th November 2012, 06:01 PM #4 @DaveP: @mrwobbly:
Thanks lads for prompt reply.
I did find this: Pixton for Schools | World's Best Comic-Making Software for Education
I think this would fulfil the requirements without the need to deploy software and keep upgrading every year.
What do you both think of this?
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4th November 2012, 06:11 PM #5 
Originally Posted by
bossman
...What do you both think of this?
I couldn't comment I am afraid. Having found that the MSI/MST worked successfully I was happy. Our ICT teacher is the one who wanted this software on the network and he is the one who is most familiar with it.
Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Thanks to DaveP from:
bossman (4th November 2012)
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4th November 2012, 08:58 PM #6 
Originally Posted by
bossman
Not relevent, but as I was bored I made a spreadsheet, out of the 1000 choices for number of licences there are 642 options where buying more licences is cheaper.
=row(); =IF(A1<10,11.99*A1,IF(A1<25,7.49*A1,IF(A1<100,6.29 *A1,IF(A1<250,5.09*A1,IF(A1<500,3.59*A1,IF(A1<1000 ,2.39*A1)))))); =IF(B1>MIN(B1:B1000),1,0); =SUM(C:C)
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Thanks to mavhc from:
bossman (4th November 2012)
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