Free Microsoft Software for Students
Microsoft is making professional development software available at no charge to post-secondary school and university students worldwide. The initiative called DreamSpark was announced yesterday starting with 11 countries, and will soon grow to more countries over the year.
Among the products available currently are Windows Server, the Expression Suite of products, XNA Game Studio, SQL Server and the new Visual Studio.
Students attending accredited university, college, junior college, community college, or a tertiary/higher education institution can go to the DreamSpark site on MSDN now to sign up.
PS: Kudos to Academic DPE.
Among the products available currently are Windows Server, the Expression Suite of products, XNA Game Studio, SQL Server and the new Visual Studio.
Students attending accredited university, college, junior college, community college, or a tertiary/higher education institution can go to the DreamSpark site on MSDN now to sign up.
PS: Kudos to Academic DPE.
Labels: DreamSpark, Microsoft, Software
2 Comments:
How does it differ from MSDNAA?
By
Anonymous, at February 20, 2008 at 6:31 AM
MSDNAA is Microsoft's direct to institutions subscription offer which enables entire departments to provide access to our software for academic and research. It is aimed at faculty.
DreamSpark is aimed at students.
By
Ashish Shetty, at February 21, 2008 at 8:02 AM
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