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Can staff and student get an office 365 pro plus licence or is it for student only? We are EES licensed for staff already. Edited by nicholab
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No, they will have to use the Home User Program. They will have to pay 8.95 for office pro plus. The HUP isn't part of office 365.
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Well it works if thats what your asking ;) Students can use Office for ipad with a pro plus license.

 

But yes its designed for students only

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If you sign up to the A3 agreement for Office 365 for faculty then you get Office pro plus for your Staff and they also get the ability to use the iPad apps. Of course you have to pay for this, and it's not especially cheap, however the Apps are a godsend really and Staff really appreciate the ability to use office at Home. We've just announced this and I got a floury of e-mails back saying how people had just gone and shelled out on Office over the holidays and why couldn't I have told them sooner - can never win can you. I guess it depends how much of a commitment your school has to its staff to invest in some licensing for them.

 

Mike.

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If you buy an A3 licence for all your faculty staff, Microsoft will give all your students a free license.

 

It works superb on an iPad and now with one note working for one drive business, office is a great tool to use

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If you buy an A3 licence for all your faculty staff, Microsoft will give all your students a free license.

 

It works superb on an iPad and now with one note working for one drive business, office is a great tool to use

 

You can get pro plus for free for students under A2. You just need to ask your reseller to add it. We got 850 licenses for free and still pay nothing for Office 365.

 

The downside is you cant use it for staff.

 

The price to jump to A3 is outragous for simple staff Ipad app access. Especially as we are already paying for EES licensing :(

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You can get pro plus for free for students under A2. You just need to ask your reseller to add it. We got 850 licenses for free and still pay nothing for Office 365.

 

The downside is you cant use it for staff.

 

The price to jump to A3 is outragous for simple staff Ipad app access. Especially as we are already paying for EES licensing :(

 

We buy A3 plans for all our Teachers and put the rest on A2. 80 licenses cost us about £1100 a year which I think is quite reasonable in the big picture of things and considering what else you actually get for free.

 

Regards,

 

Mike.

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We buy A3 plans for all our Teachers and put the rest on A2. 80 licenses cost us about £1100 a year which I think is quite reasonable in the big picture of things and considering what else you actually get for free.

 

Regards,

 

Mike.

 

Still seems a lot to me, Thats £13.75 per teacher per year to use the iPad Office Apps.

 

Is there a discount if you have an EES agreement?

 

Nope no discount.

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i have A3 for staff as well, around 120.

 

with the iPad apps you also get other benefits like the ability to set up email encryption and to set DLP policies to auto encrypt emails with sensitive info in.

 

here outlines the differences.

 

Mobile apps:

Access, edit, and view Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents on iPad, iPhone, Android phone, and Windows Phone.6 Use the OneNote, OWA, Lync Mobile, and SharePoint Newsfeed apps on most devices.3

Guaranteed 99.9% uptime:

Get peace of mind knowing that your services are available with a guaranteed 99.9% uptime, financially backed service level agreement (SLA).

Office applications:

Subscription to Office for up to 5 PCs/Windows tablets/Macs per user.

Desktop versions of:

Word Excel PowerPoint Outlook

Publisher Access Lync OneNote

Advanced email:

Archiving and legal hold capabilities, plus unlimited storage.

eDiscovery Center:

Tools to support compliance. Search across SharePoint sites and Exchange mailboxes.

Advanced voice:

Hosted voicemail support with auto attendant capabilities.

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