DreamSpark offers access to professional-grade software developer and designer tools.

Faculty, students, and administrators: Find information from Microsoft specific to your needs.

Make sure all your computers have the latest required license.

Join the thousands sharing all-things teaching and learning.

Share your experiences, and read and comment on others, and become eligible to win awards for your classroom.

Improve student-teacher and teacher-parent relationships with sophisticated communication tools.

Post project due dates or other classroom matters for students and parents to see any time.

More secure, reliable, and robust than ever before.

Create and deliver notes, projects, and presentations, and share it all with students and other teachers.

Learn how students, educators, and administrators can use products to improve classroom performance.

Use the security assessment tool, the guidance kit, and Webcasts to identify what your school needs.

Live@edu is the ultimate suite of applications - mobile, desktop, and web-based.

Mobile computing and the vast amount of resources online let you expand your education offerings.

Get your tools to work together so your people can work together better.

Reaching 80 million people in 101 countries all for education's sake.

Primary and secondary schools can ensure donated computers are properly licensed.

The School District of Philadelphia and Microsoft together built a School of the Future.

Introducing formal software and IT curriculum into schools.

See if your organization meets the criteria to acquire Microsoft Academic Edition products.

Institutions can extend some licensing rights to others.

Where students can find deals.

These resellers can help you make sound software decisions.

From volume licensing to campus agreements, Microsoft offers several ways to get the best deal on software.