Adobe offers COVID-19 affected schools free at-home access to Creative Cloud

As the novel coronavirus spreads across communities, governments around the world are scrambling to ensure that public health systems don't get overloaded. As such, more and more people are working at home and many schools are temporarily being closed in an attempt to reduce the rate at which this virus is spreading.

Adobe announced on its website that it will temporarily give free at-home access to Creative Cloud until May 31, 2020 for schools and colleges that are affected by COVID-19 campus closures.

These temporary licenses are provided pursuant to your existing agreement for use of Adobe creative software and will be available until May 31, 2020 or until your students return to campus, whichever is sooner. As a reminder, if you are assigning this temporary license to a student where local laws require parental consent, you are responsible for obtaining any required parental permissions before allowing the student to use the software.

As of the end date, users within your org will be returned to their entitlement level prior to the temporary license request. Any assets created will be accessible by student but subject to the restrictions based on their storage entitlement. The temporary licenses are provided at Adobe’s sole discretion.

By submitting this request for Adobe to provision users with temporary licenses, you agree to these conditions and the existing license terms and conditions.

Details can be found at Adobe.