Common questions about the free Office 365 access available to all students, faculty, and staff at Valpo.
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Academic institutions, like Valpo, that are Microsoft customers and license Office for all University-owned faculty and staff computers are eligible to offer Office 365 to their students at no additional cost. Students, faculty, and staff can take advantage of the free Office 365 program through a self enrollment process.
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How do I get free Office 365?
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- Go to Office.com/GetOffice365.
- Type in your Valpo email address and click "Get Started."
- Select either the student or teacher link as appropriate for your position. (Staff should select the teacher link.)
- Follow the link sent to your Valpo email address to complete the registration.
- Sign-in with your newly created Office 365 ID.
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Do I get anything else besides Office 365 when I use the self enrollment process?
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Office 365 is available for personal PCs and Windows tablets running Windows 7 SP1 or newer, and personal Macs with Mac OS X 10.10 or newer. Office apps for iOS can be installed on devices running iOS 8.0 or newer; Office for iPad Pro requires iOS 9.0 or newer. For more information about mobile options, visit office.com/mobile.
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What mobile apps are available?
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Windows phones already have Office Mobile installed and do not need to download any additional apps.
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What does Office 365 include?
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No, Office 365 University will continue to be sold to enable students at colleges and universities that do not take advantage of or qualify for this free benefit, and likewise for the Office 365 Home Premium offer.
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What is the difference between Office 365 University and Office 365 ProPlus?
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Office 365 ProPlus includes additional organizational applications such as Lync and a number of added technologies for organizational uses (Information Rights Management as one example) that are not available in Office 365 University. When schools combine the Office 365 ProPlus benefit with Office 365 Education, users get access to more advanced collaboration tools such as Outlook and Lync.
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If I recently purchased Office and am now also be eligible for free Office 365 though my school, will I receive any credit and/or compensation?
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No. The Office software you purchased is a consumer offering and individuals can continue to take advantage of this purchase offer.
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If I have already installed Office 365 University on my personal computer, what will happen if I attempt to install this version of Office 365?
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The Office client supports having both an Office 365 personal account (used when you signed up for Office 365 University) and a school account (access provided through Valpo), and you will be able to remain signed in with both. The Office software will have both your personal and institution ID associated with it after the installation.
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I need help installing, where do I go?
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NOTE: This software is available for personally-owned computers and mobile devices. If you need Microsoft Office software installed on your Valpo-owned computer, contact the IT Help Desk to place a request. |
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Microsoft also has a support site available at https://support.office.com/ with a variety of information to assist you in successfully using your Office software.
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Is there training available on Office 365?
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Microsoft has a several tutorials and help pages available at their website: https://support.office.com/
Our subscription for LinkedIn Learning with Lynda.com content has Learning Office 365 and Learning OneDrive courses available. Additionally, the Lynda.com courses the courses below, and many more about Office 2016, will give you valuable insight on getting the most out of this software.
- Windows
- Mac
Question:
What happens when I leave Valparaiso University?
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