In Semester 2 2019, Swinburne will be migrating the Adobe Creative Cloud suite of applications from a single device license model to a shared device license model. This change will result in staff and students being required to login with their Swinburne provided Adobe ID prior to using an Adobe application.
Download the student guide to using Adobe CC 2019 in student teaching spaces
Download the staff guide to using the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop App to install all Adobe applications
Frequently asked questions can be found here!
With Shared Device Licensing in teaching spaces, students can take advantage of the full Creative Cloud suite, as well as the following:
Access to Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries and Files
Creating and sharing rich web prototypes using Adobe XD
Creating online visual stories using Adobe Spark
Creating digital media using Adobe Premiere Rush
Watch a 40 second video of the user experience when logging into Adobe Photoshop in a teaching space
If you require more information on using Adobe CC 2019, please do not hesitate to contact the IT Service Desk on
Ph. 9214 5000
Email. servicedesk@swin.edu.au
The SOE team are dedicated to finding new and innovative ways for staff and students use computers at Swinburne
A constant push to provide an exceptional user experience on every workstation at Swinburne through the design and continual improvement of a Mac, Windows & Linux Standardised Operating Environment that incorporates all software installed and settings applied before it is delivered to the end user