With millions of students from around the world now eligible to receive Microsoft Office for free, the software giant has released a handy new tool that will help students and their teachers sign-up and get their free Office 365 and install Office 2013. Here’s how to do so.
Microsoft previously announced its Student Advantage program for students in the United States only. Through this plan, any eligible student would receive Office 365 for Students, which includes Office 2013 Professional Plus with the latest versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Access and Publisher for installation on up to 5 Windows PCs and/or Macs, Office mobile apps on mobile devices of all kinds, 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage, and access to Office Offline. Today, however, that program has expanded worldwide, and it includes educators as well.
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All you need is a valid school email address.
If you’re a student, navigate to office.com/getoffice365 and enter your school-provided email address.
If you’re a teacher, navigate to office.com/teachers and enter your school-provided email address.
Enjoy!