Adobe Charity Licensing

Adobe InDesign CC is designed for desktop publishing, giving not-for-profits the perfect tools to create posters, flyers, brochures, newsletters, magazines and books. You can use Adobe InDesign CC to create ebooks, exporting files in the popular EPUB format. Adobe InDesign CC also integrates with Adobe Comp CC, a mobile app that allows you to sketch layouts on your mobile or tablet device, and import it into Adobe InDesign CC for content and finishing. Important note: A named license means that you can assign it to a “user”. That user can access the license on any device they wish to use it from i.e. a laptop or a desktop. Adobe Creative Cloud for Enterprise offers exclusive business features, giving you flexible management and deployment options, expert help and advanced asset protection and security features exclusive to enterprise licensing such as Federated ID with SSO. Management and deployment

Adobe Lightroom Classic CC offers powerful photo editing features in an easy-to-use interface. Adjust your full-resolution shots and have both your originals and edits backed up to the cloud. Organise with searchable keywords that are automatically applied without the hassle of tagging. And easily share and showcase your photos in fun ways. Lightroom Classic CC is designed for desktop-based (file/folder) digital photography workflows. Important note: A named license means that you can assign it to a “user”. That user can access the license on any device they wish to use it from i.e. a laptop or a desktop.

***ONLY SCHOOLS MAY PURCHASE SHARED DEVICE LICENCES***   Adobe Creative Cloud for Teams is a new way to purchase Adobe software, using the power of the cloud to provide you with constant access to the latest versions of your favourite Adobe creative programs. Important note: A named license means that you can assign it to a “user”. That user can access the license on any device they wish to use it from i.e. a laptop or a desktop (to a maximum of 2 devices). A shared device license means you assign it to a device (a laptop or computer) and cannot be used on multiple machines.  Only schools may purchase shared device licences.