OVERVIEW
Adobe Creative Cloud (CC) is a suite of powerful software tools used by creatives around the world for graphic design, video editing, web development, and more. As a student, gaining access to Adobe CC can be a valuable resource for your academic and creative endeavors. Adobe offers Shared Device Licensing (SDL), which allows students to use Adobe CC software in computer labs without the need for a personal subscription.
DETAILS
Adobe Creative Cloud products including Acrobat Pro are installed in identified SFU IT computer labs and some faculty/school spaces.
An SFU Adobe ID is required to log into the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop application to use Adobe titles on shared computers in labs. To get started, learn how to create your SFU Adobe ID.
Students are encouraged to complete the process as early as possible since account creation may take up to 24 hours to complete.
NOTE: Creation of an SFU Adobe ID does not provision a personal license for Adobe Creative Cloud products for use on personal devices.
NOTE: Not all features are available in the Higher Education edition of Adobe Creative Cloud products.
OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS
Students seeking to use graphic design tools have numerous options available.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What software can i use?
Your SFU Adobe ID allows you to make use of Adobe CC titles like Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, InDesign, Lightroom and more in supported
computer labs on campus. Depending on the computer lab, alternatives may be available as well. Just remember, you need to sign into Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop to use the applications.
CAN I USE MY SFU ADOBE ID to install and use Adobe CC ON MY PERSONAL COMPUTER?
No. The license provided to students for Adobe Creative Cloud(CC) requires a special version of Adobe CC that is not publicly available. Your access to Adobe CC using your SFU Adobe ID only works at the identified computer spaces noted above or in computer labs identified by your faculty.
CAN I USE MY SFU ADOBE ID ON MY PERSONAL COMPUTER?
No. The license provided to students for Adobe Creative Cloud(CC) requires a special version of Adobe CC that is not publicly available. Your access to Adobe CC using your SFU Adobe ID only works at the identified computer spaces noted above or in computer labs identified by your faculty.
I have data stored in adobe cloud, can i use it on campus?
All Cloud services such as font access and in-app libraries are disabled. However, users can visit
assets.adobe.com to manually access, upload, and download cloud files.
Where can i learn about how to use Adobe creative cloud products?