[ms office - o365] Microsoft Publisher - EOL 2026

[BKGarry]

I have to say, I went with Google, although we have 365 as well, Teams and Sharepoint are disabled for students there. All Student work is through Google Classroom, and with Google SSO, it does instantly sign in with your school account if you are on a chromebook, which is nice.

[jthompson]

FYI, once you've got Canva set up for your school, you can get the Affinity suite (alternatives for Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign) for free, too. https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/affinity-canva-free-for-schools/

[enjay]

I have to say, I went with Google, although we have 365 as well, Teams and Sharepoint are disabled for students there. All Student work is through Google Classroom, and with Google SSO, it does instantly sign in with your school account if you are on a chromebook, which is nice.

 

We're the opposite way round to you but I went with Google SSO anyway, as it seemed easier than the Azure way! The Google SSO works if you're signed in to Chrome too, not just on a Chromebook.

[BKGarry]

FYI, once you've got Canva set up for your school, you can get the Affinity suite (alternatives for Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign) for free, too. https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/affinity-canva-free-for-schools/

 

Oh yes, our Photography teacher has been happy with that, as it allowed KS3 to get some of the experience and principles of photo editing without having to pay for adobe licenses.