I really would have preferred Autodesk to offer an option to use device licenses if their named license process is this involved.ġ- Technical support is not an Autodesk trainer, it is specialized in equipment and system and does not know about software licenses.Ģ- Thankfully, Autodesk provided educational licenses, but it has several systems, some for the student, some for the Educator, some for the network, and others for cloud, etc.ģ- Login to my account in Autodesk differs from that of my colleague for reasons I do not know. Looks like we will have to go through the verification steps for each student. Fusion 360 also shows it's in Trial mode when logged in to the student account. I created a Student account and it's asking for student identification to verify their eligibility. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be the case, at least for us. We have done this for more than 10 years, so I guess we have it running fairly seamlessly. Our students email which is usually instantly verified for Autodesk account.
Our lab computers are set up by IT and have a program called “Deep Freeze” which keeps the computers set to the IT ghosted image. Also, our students are not permitted to install software on district/school owned devices. I just feel the process for the student to obtain an edu licenses is a bit cumbersome.
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