Adobe Premiere School Concession License

[cheekycharly]

Hi we are looking at purchasing Adobe Premier video editing software for our school but do not know if Adobe do any school licensing like M$ do. Has anyone here bought licenses from Adobe and know the right way to do it.

 

 

Thanks,

 

CC

[Brimstone]

You need Creative Cloud licences...

 

https://www.adobe.com/uk/education.html?marketSegment=EDU

[Arthur]

we are looking at purchasing Adobe Premier video editing software for our school

In addition to what Brimstone said, make sure you buy 'Shared Device Licenses' for Creative Cloud since the old Device licenses are being discontinued at the end of this year.

 

More details here: https://spark.adobe.com/page/P2Pp0UfrueMuj and https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/sdl-deployment-guide.html

 

As you will see from those links, users will need to sign into the CC app(s) with either a school provided enterprise or federated Adobe ID (go with the latter if you have G Suite or Office 365).

 

if Adobe do any school licensing like M$ do.

If you work in a secondary school you will probably find Adobe's CC licenses are more expensive than your Microsoft licenses so, if anything, that dollar sign is misplaced especially once you factor in your time setting it all up.

[cheekycharly]

Yes money will be an issue and getting these children to login with a separate ID into Adobe is impossible unless its a generic login that works on the whole class. Trouble with the cloud version is I think its a yearly fee to keep it running am i right? And what they were running before Adobe Photoshop Elements (DVD Based Install) Adobe Flash (DVD Based Install) Adobe Dreamweaver (DVD Based Install) would let them install on multiple machines in the ICT suite and work fine.

[Brimstone]

Yes money will be an issue and getting these children to login with a separate ID into Adobe is impossible unless its a generic login that works on the whole class. Trouble with the cloud version is I think its a yearly fee to keep it running am i right? And what they were running before Adobe Photoshop Elements (DVD Based Install) Adobe Flash (DVD Based Install) Adobe Dreamweaver (DVD Based Install) would let them install on multiple machines in the ICT suite and work fine.

 

DVD's have been dead for years....All software is subscription based now.