Adobe CLP Announcement

The University has recently concluded a Contractual Licensing Program (CLP) agreement with Adobe which will afford significant savings to the University on all Adobe software products.**  Our authorized Adobe reseller is SchoolWorld (Logisoft).  All orders must be processed through SchoolWorld to receive CLP pricing.

**The CLP contract is available for University offices only and does not include personal or student purchases.

You pay only for what you need!

Licenses – In most cases, this will be all you need.  The Educational and Information Technology Division (EIT) will have most of the media available for installation by EIT’s Desktop Support staff.  Once you have placed your order with SchoolWorld, call the Service Request Line at extension 3644 (or send an e-mail to request installation.  Confirmation of your purchase will automatically be sent to EIT.

Software maintenance entitles you to upgrades on products for a nominal cost and must be purchased prior to the announcement of a new version of the software.  All legacy products may be grandfathered in during the first six months of the contract.  At the end of this period, maintenance decreases to 18-months, 12-months, and, finally, six-months.

Media – As noted above, EIT will have most media available to its Desktop Support staff.  Since the contract stipulates that no copies be made of the media, you must order a copy of the media if your department needs to have its own copy available.  However, please be sure that the software is installed ONLY after purchase of the appropriate software licenses.

Documentation sets may be purchased, if needed, for all software titles.

To facilitate ordering, SchoolWorld has developed a web site dedicated to The University of Toledo’s Adobe CLP program. Log-in access will be restricted.  A list of authorized UT purchasers is already in place on the website.  If you feel you need access to place orders, please have your Business Manager forward your name to John Pryzbylek of Educational and Information Technology, who is the University’s Adobe CLP contract manager.