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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 54 MIN

The October 1st Deadline: Understanding the New Adobe Licensing Structure

from Behind the Screens: IT@ND · host Andy Jonatzke

🎙️ Behind the Screens is back—and this time, we’re getting creative with Adobe! Join hosts Scooter and Diana as they chat with tech-savvy guests Steve Varela and Crystal DeJaegher from Notre Dame’s Teaching and Learning Technologies team.They’re diving into the big changes coming to Adobe licenses on campus: ✨ what’s new (hello, Adobe Express!), what’s changing for faculty, staff, and students, and how these tools can level up your teaching and learning game.But wait—there’s more! You’ll also hear about the behind-the-scenes support that makes it all work and why user education is the real MVP. Whether you’re a digital creator or just trying to figure out where to click next, this episode is packed with practical tips, good laughs, and a whole lot of Adobe talk.TakeawaysAdobe Express is a user-friendly design tool for all.The transition to new Adobe licenses aims to enhance accessibility.User education is crucial for effective technology use.Faculty and staff can access Adobe products at no additional cost.Students will have improved access to Adobe Express.Shared device licenses are available for computer labs.The importance of backing up data outside of Adobe's cloud.Eligibility for Adobe products is based on employment classification.The service desk is the first point of contact for support.Collaboration and communication are key to successful technology integration.About this podcast:Behind the Screens: IT@ND is a podcast based out of the University of Notre Dame, where hosts Scott Russell (IT Director for the College of Arts & Letters) and Diana Garcia (IT Support Technician: Service Desk) give you a behind-the-scenes look at what IT consultancy is all about. Whether you're deep in the IT world or just curious about how technology powers a university, this podcast is for you.Each episode gives insight into Information Technology at Notre Dame — with focus on how IT consultants support the University, breaking down the challenges they face and the innovative solutions they create. From interviews with experts driving key campus projects to practical tips for making the most of your tech, this podcast explains how IT teams work behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly across campus.With this podcast, not only will you learn how technology professionals at Notre Dame help shape and support the future of the University, but you'll also get helpful insights and strategies to help you stay ahead.

🎙️ Behind the Screens is back—and this time, we’re getting creative with Adobe! Join hosts Scooter and Diana as they chat with tech-savvy guests Steve Varela and Crystal DeJaegher from Notre Dame’s Teaching and Learning Technologies team.They’re diving into the big changes coming to Adobe licenses on campus: ✨ what’s new (hello, Adobe Express!), what’s changing for faculty, staff, and students, and how these tools can level up your teaching and learning game.But wait—there’s more! You’ll also hear about the behind-the-scenes support that makes it all work and why user education is the real MVP. Whether you’re a digital creator or just trying to figure out where to click next, this episode is packed with practical tips, good laughs, and a whole lot of Adobe talk.TakeawaysAdobe Express is a user-friendly design tool for all.The transition to new Adobe licenses aims to enhance accessibility.User education is crucial for effective technology use.Faculty and staff can access Adobe products at no additional cost.Students will have improved access to Adobe Express.Shared device licenses are available for computer labs.The importance of backing up data outside of Adobe's cloud.Eligibility for Adobe products is based on employment classification.The service desk is the first point of contact for support.Collaboration and communication are key to successful technology integration.About this podcast:Behind the Screens: IT@ND is a podcast based out of the University of Notre Dame, where hosts Scott Russell (IT Director for the College of Arts & Letters) and Diana Garcia (IT Support Technician: Service Desk) give you a behind-the-scenes look at what IT consultancy is all about. Whether you're deep in the IT world or just curious about how technology powers a university, this podcast is for you.Each episode gives insight into Information Technology at Notre Dame — with focus on how IT consultants support the University, breaking down the challenges they face and the innovative solutions they create. From interviews with experts driving key campus projects to practical tips for making the most of your tech, this podcast explains how IT teams work behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly across campus.With this podcast, not only will you learn how technology professionals at Notre Dame help shape and support the future of the University, but you'll also get helpful insights and strategies to help you stay ahead.

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