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The new Apple Education Licensing Program makes it easier to keep your school's Apple software current and compliant. Coverage is purchased annually, keeping costs consistent year after year, and the new bundle structure allows you to manage against a single expiration date. Each license renewal provides one year of coverage, including any new releases that may become available during the year. And with the new program, you can even include at-home licenses for faculty and staff in your total count.
Apple software can be distributed through your school's secured network or physical media kits - the choice is yours. A one-time enrollment fee (10 percent of the annual purchase price) is required the first year your school or district enrolls in the program. If you enroll before December 13, 2009, Apple will waive the enrollment fee.
For your school or district
The Mac Software Collection bundles together the latest Mac operating system, iLife, and iWork, making it simple to run this software on every Mac on campus. Licensing the Mac Software Collection for your school requires that you cover 100 percent of institutionally-owned or leased Mac computers in your installed base. At-home licenses for faculty and staff can be included in your total count, at your discretion.
For your digital media labs
Professional applications can be licensed as needed for your school or district.
Higher Education
The new Apple Education Licensing Program makes it easier to keep your institution's Apple software current and compliant. Coverage is purchased annually, keeping costs consistent year after year, and the new bundle structure allows you to manage against a single expiration date. Each license renewal provides one year of coverage, including any new releases that become available during the year.
Under the new program, you can also license the Mac Software Collection and professional applications for students to use and take with them after graduation.
Apple software can be distributed through your institution's secured network or physical media kits - the choice is yours. A one-time enrollment fee (10 percent of the annual purchase price) is required when your institution signs up for a license. If you enroll before December 13, 2009, Apple will waive the enrollment fee.
For your institution
The Mac Software Collection bundles together the latest Mac operating system, iLife, and iWork, making it simple to run this software on every Mac on campus. Licensing the Mac Software Collection requires that you cover 100 percent of the institutionally-owned or leased Mac computers in your installed base. At-home licenses for your faculty and staff can be included in your total count.
For more information, visit:
http://www.apple.com/education/licensingprogram/
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