• Request remote access to on-campus lab machines with Adobe CC here.
• Purchase a student subscription for $19.99/month from Adobe

• The license that Emory owns grants access to 1-year student licenses under the ESRI Software for Students program. Please follow the instructions in this blog post for access.

• Free download available from their website.
• If you would like suggestions for other 3D modeling applications, contact TechLab at SDL-help@emory.eduto find the most appropriate solution for your needs.

• Not available remotely
• Alternative: QuickTime - Mac users can use QuickTime to capture video from their desktop and iOS devices (via Lightning Cable).
• Alternative: MacOS Mojave and later - If you're using macOS Mojave, just hit the keyboard shortcut Shift+⌘+5 and all the controls for capturing video and still images from your desktop will appear.
• Alternative: Xbox Game App - Windows 10 users can use the Game Bar to do some quick screen captures.

• Free download available from their website (scroll down to the bottom of the page).

• Available through Emory’s Software Distribution. Go to https://it.emory.edu/software/and select the 'Software Express' link. Then authenticate to the Products Page to download and license this software.

• Request remote access to on-campus lab machines with Final Cut here.
• A 90-day trial is availableat this site.
• Windows Alternative: Windows 10 users have access to Windows Photo and Movie Editor.
• macOS Alternative: iMovie is installed by default on macOS.

• Installed by default on macOS
• Also available on iOS

• Installed by default on macOS
• Windows Alternative: Windows 10 users have access to Windows Photo and Movie Editor.

• Request remote access to on-campus lab machines with Logic Pro X here.
• Alternative: Audacity is an open-source, multi-platform, audio editing software that can be downloaded for free. Adobe Audition audio editing software is available within Adobe CC, see above.

• Licensing is available through Emory's Software Distribution. Go to https://it.emory.edu/software/ and select the 'Software Express' link. Then authenticate to the Products Page and use the mathworks.com/account student link to download and license MATLAB.

• Individual licenses and online access are available through Emory’s Software Distribution. Go to https://it.emory.edu/software/ and select the 'Software Express' link. Then authenticate to the Products Page and use the Wolfram Portal link for students to download and license Mathematica. There’s also a selection for registering your computer to use Mathematica Online.

• Request remote access to on-campus lab machines with MaxQDA here.
• In light of recent events, the free trial, available here, has been extended to 30 days.

• Free download available from their website.
• If you would like suggestions for other 3D modeling applications, contact TechLab at SDL-help@emory.edu to find the most appropriate solution for your needs.

• Desktop: You can access your Emory license for Office365 as an installed application by following the instructions here.
• Web-Based: You may also access the online version of Office365 by logging in here.

• A trial version is available at this site.
• A student license is available as well.

• Request remote access to on-campus lab machines with Nvivo here.
• 14 day trial and $99 student license.

• Log in with your Emory credentials at www.overleaf.com/edu/emory.
• See this Library Guide for more information about using Overleaf.

• The developer offers a free trial option.

• R is available for free download from their website.
  • You must select a download location (eg: 'CRAN Mirror') before given access. Choose a location that is closest to you. If you have trouble, attempt another location.
• RStudio Desktop is available for free download from their website.
  • Please note the version. Most users are looking for the free 'Open Source License' of Desktop.

• Red Giant offers a free trial option. Once the free trial is done, all work includes a red 'X' watermark. You may purchase an academic license at any time during your trial.

• Emory’s Software Distribution has the latest SAS 9.4 release. Go to https://it.emory.edu/software/and select the 'Software Express' link. Then authenticate to the Products Page, where SAS is posted under the Microsoft Windows section.

• The developer has initiated a temporary (90-day) license program for institutions that have licenses. Please contact SDL-help@emory.edu to see if we can help gain access.

• SketchUp Personal is available for free.
• If you would like suggestions for other 3D modeling applications, contact TechLab at to find the most appropriate solution for your needs.

• The developer offers a Student Edition at a reduced cost.
• If you would like suggestions for other 3D modeling applications, contact TechLab at to find the most appropriate solution for your needs.

• SPSS 26 and 27 for Windows and Mac are available through Emory’s Software Distribution. Go to https://it.emory.edu/software/and select the 'Software Express' link. Then authenticate to the Products Page to download and license this software.

• The developer offers a free trial. Note, the trial states that one in sixteen cases will not transfer.
• A one-year student license is available as a license option.

• Request remote access to on-campus lab machines with Stata here.
• The developer also offers a student pricing option.
• Alternatives: Many users are looking at R and similar applications as alternatives.

• The developer offers a 90-day free trial.

• Free download available for macOS users from the Apple App Store.
• There are many IDEs available for Mac and Windows. If you need suggestions for alternatives, please contact SDL-help@emory.edu.

• Please see this site for more details

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