Adobe Creative Cloud is a set of applications and services from Adobe Systems that gives users access to a collection of software used for digital photography, graphic design, video editing, and web development, as well as some optional cloud services including online storage*.
Creative Cloud software available at UNCG includes the following (not a comprehensive list):
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*Caveat about using Adobe Creative Cloud cloud storage: The online storage provided is associated with your UNCG Adobe account. This means that if you leave UNCG (e.g. a student graduates, a faculty/staff leaves UNCG), any files that were stored in that space are deleted and not recoverable. For this reason, ITS recommends not using Adobe Creative Cloud storage space as primary storage space (restrict to using as temporary space for accessing files from different locations).
UNCG students, faculty, and staff have access to Adobe Creative Cloud software, for academic and work-related purposes only.
There are two types of licenses:
All current UNCG faculty, staff, and students have a UNCG Adobe Creative Cloud Enterprise ID that they can use to access Creative Cloud applications in ITS-managed classrooms.
In addition, UNCG faculty, staff, and student workers (with supervisor approval) can request a user license that will allow access to Creative Cloud software on computers used for UNCG business.
Shared-license software installed on computers in ITS-managed classrooms is available to any UNCG student, faculty, or staff. (Non-ITS-managed labs and classrooms, managed by individual departments, may or may not have Adobe Creative Cloud software installed.)
To access:
Note: Due to licensing restrictions, Adobe CC software on computers in ITS-managed labs and classrooms cannot be accessed remotely.
Using an individual user license, faculty and staff can install Creative Cloud software on computers used for UNCG business.
To access:
The Adobe Help Center contains many tutorial and instructional videos on Creative Cloud applications. The following links are for some of the most-utilized applications:
The Help Center also contains links to support community forums and much more.
Additional Creative Cloud articles:
Adobe resources: