In Adobe’s research, more than half of the educators in the survey said they didn’t have access to creative tools because of budget restrictions. Adobe says that the student subscription meets the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act and other data privacy regulations for students.Īdobe says the change stems from a recent study on creativity in education.

The student licenses will be available to schools beginning on May 15, with the price good for a single school with 500 or more licenses or a full district with 2,500 or more licenses. The subscription gives each individual student a license and sign-in, which means students can also use the software at home and not just on school computers. The $5 per student subscription cuts the price for schools to add the program and includes the full suite of programs like Photoshop, Lightroom, InDesign, Premiere Pro and others. For non-students, an all-app subscription costs $53. The change is a steep reduction from the previous student pricing, $35 a month per student for institutions. On Thursday, May 3, Adobe announced a price change dropping the entire suite of Creative Cloud apps to about $5 a year per student for K-12 schools. Fitbit Versa 3Īdobe Creative Cloud has a new lower price point for students.

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