Why is this not free to educators or part of the Creative Cloud suite already purchaseed?

Nope that's not rude and thanks for input. As far as providing free, there've been a lot of companies announcing free use of apps during this pandemic and an excellent way to capture new clients who will pay for services after the stay at home rules are lifted. Education licenses have all been cheaper or free historically which is part of why this could be an expectation. What I was really hoping is it would be included in the CS Cloud Suite I already pay for, not necessarily free. 

The intended use is simply to capture a lesson on the screen for student viewing/upload to classroom. Again, solutions like Camtasia allow for easy capture creation but also have a cost associated and had hoped I already owned a solution through Adobe. 

This forum accepts any complaint, but you have to be aware of the fact that the answers are given by other users, not by the Adobe team. There are some rare exceptions, for license issues where another user is incapable of helping.

BTW: The eLearning team is offering a 90 days trial version of Connect (instead of 30 days). Connect can be used immediately to deliver online coaching, contrary to an eLearning authoring tool which needs indeed some learning time. I have been a university professor, we never got anything for free.