Where do you buy educational software?

[sidewinder]

For packages that aren't available directly from the publisher, where does everyone tend to buy educational software?

 

I know of Pugh and Academia, but haven't used either. Are there any other notable ones?

 

Mainly looking for a single copy of CS6 at the minute, but would be useful to have a good supplier for other software too.

[kili]

For packages that aren't available directly from the publisher, where does everyone tend to buy educational software?

 

I know of Pugh and Academia, but haven't used either. Are there any other notable ones?

 

Mainly looking for a single copy of CS6 at the minute, but would be useful to have a good supplier for other software too.

 

 

I've used http://www. phoenixs. co.uk/ in the past

[tbutcher]

ramesys (now part of crapita though...)

[Linfit]

We have used Pugh on and off for years. They are not always the cheapest, so its worth haggling sometimes, but they seem to supply virtually everything and the education people there seem

pretty knowledgable about licencing issues.

[timzim]

We just bought CS6 through Civica and they gave us a better price than either Crapita or Pugh. We might be signed up to some sort of framework with Civica via the LEA though but it's surely worth a punt.

[BJG]

I've always used Pugh myself.

[plexer]

We've dealt mainly with Ramesys for licensing needs in the past but buoght our EES through Luke @ Millgate

 

Ben

[FN-GM]

I've used http://www. phoenixs. co.uk/ in the past

 

These guys are pretty good

[Frut02]

I use a compnay called Softcat... they do hardware as well.

Softcat - leading provider of software licensing, hardware, security and related IT services to corporate and public sector organisations

[Gibbo]

We also use Softcat. And Viglen.