Adult learning: Does this qulaify for the Student/Teacher edition?
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I would imagine if it were for credit. If it is a continuing ed course not for credit you would probably not qualify. Take it for the credit.
825182
I am not an educator. I bought the education edition and install it easily without a problem. It is a good program.
969104
Glad to hear that it works for you and you now have a manual. Sounds like you were only able to print one page of the manual per side on the printed sheet. There is a lot of GOOD info in that manual but I cannot study from the computer screen - like a comfortable chair and plenty of time (when needed) to study some subjects.You may find it beneficial to explore if you can print two pages per side (4/sheet). So many things associated with digital (any other fields) are relying on you to print their manuals.
1464717
No, not really... I have used it with kids, but I am not sure it is adult-ish
585072
Yes. As facilitator, I use CD for first half hour. It prompts & instructs with a little clarifying from me.
110824
The trial version that comes is Student/Home version. In addition to the use of Open Office, you can also sign up for free use of Google Docs, which is very nice.
2127243
You may only use the copy on two computers: "Can I use Adobe Student and Teacher Edition software on more than one computer? Adobe Student and Teacher Edition software may be used on two computers only. This is ensured through a product activation procedure, which is performed online. " http://www.adobe.com/education/students/studentteacheredition/faq.html
835430
no. the teaching is very clear and easy to follow. I hope that you will enjoy as much as my mum does...she's in her 70's....so its NOT demanding.
182711
student edition is the same product but only students can buy it...it is cheaper for them..but you have to prove that you are a student..
1288657
I don't think it matters, it updates to current programs setting (all my language installments have been changing/updating for years). I think it updates the lessons too, because when I check my status I find I have things I didn't due after an update.
1696425
The quick answer is no. But the course is so well put together that you don't need books. I was impressed this how intuitive the coursework is presented. You really don't need books and there is a help facility that explains how to use the software. I am thinking of learning another language because I feel like I am there working with someone who knows the language.
73268
The edition I have, I would say no, it is not for teenage and young adult. There may be a newer edition. My children are in their mid 30's and they love it as much as I do. It wouldn't take much to add some cards with your own titles for younger ages.
604193
Labs are only for the classroom based courses. They don't provide lab access to the online version. I asked couple of times and they didn't accept. Totally agree without the labs the content is not enough. I have done R labs in my own PC, but others don't work.
205909
Mine did the same. It is made for classroom teaching. I wasted my $$. Good luck.
966343
From the Adobe Student & Teacher FAQ page... Q: How many products can I buy? A: You can purchase only one box or download of each education product offered. Based on this, an eligible person can buy 1 copy of the student version for both products.
1187583
Not sure what you mean by the online portion. Also not aware of any time restrictions on it. You might be referring to the forums, where you can discuss problems, questions, etc. and download some extra materials, such as podcasts. Or you might be referring to the web-based version of the program, which is just that, a web-based replica of the program, that's available as a "go-anywhere" learning tool. So, a) I don't believe there's anything time limited in the system, online or otherwise. b) Nothing online is essential, and the only supplementary material can be downloaded all at once anyway.
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The second edition is just a revised and improved version of the first. The rules, I believe, are exactly the same. You will be fine starting with the second edition.