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Seachangi
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March 27, 2018
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How to tell is my school computer is licensed for After Effects?

  • March 27, 2018
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Hello!

I'm a student at a school with 1 to 1 laptops, all of which are loaded with several Adobe apps (Bridge, Indesign, Illustrator, Media-encoder, and Photoshop). Sadly, they don't have after effects, which I think would be helpful for a project. I'm assuming my school must be on a k-12 school plan. I'd like to figure out if they included After Effects in their plan, or if they chose to leave it out (Is that even possible? Or does the $25/seat expense cover all desktop apps?). So how do I do that? Should I be contacting our IT department, or is there a student login somewhere that tells me what my computer is licensed for?

Thanks a bunch! Let me know if you need some clarification.

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Correct answer MelissaLA88

You will need to contact your school's IT department. They should be able to help you out with that question.

I do IT at a university and know that we can package things differently, so students do not have access to all of the programs through the university license. Good luck!

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MelissaLA88Correct answer
Participating Frequently
March 29, 2018

You will need to contact your school's IT department. They should be able to help you out with that question.

I do IT at a university and know that we can package things differently, so students do not have access to all of the programs through the university license. Good luck!

John Waller
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March 28, 2018

Should I be contacting our IT department,

Yes. Find out who at your school deals with Adobe software and licensing.

John T Smith
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Community Expert
March 27, 2018

You need to ask someone at your school... nobody here in a public forum is going to know what your school bought