Microsoft DreamSpark Program for Students & Educators
Microsoft “DREAM SPARK” Program for Students
WHAT IS DREAMSPARK?
DreamSpark is a Program started by Microsoft to support students in technical education by providing access to different Microsoft premium products to students, academians, and educators, free of cost.
It is a popular program and a very much appreciated move by Microsoft to provide premium applications for free of cost so that students can easily chase their dreams and contribute something big for the world of technology and mankind.
DreamSpark is not limited to students only but it is also made available to educators so that they can engage students in interesting ways with the help of some amazing teaching tools and latest technologies that have the ability to draw students attention towards a particular topic. Therefore, in another way, we can say that this program is motivating a lot and making students serious about technologies. Bye Bye to boring classes.
DreamSpark also includes educational institutions by providing them a bunch of programming and developing tools in a reduced cost to make technical institutes techno-friendly and ultimately reducing the cost of a particular program to be easily accessible by financially weak students.
WHAT ARE THE TOOLS INCLUDED IN THIS PROGRAM?
- Developer & Designer Tools
Windows 7
Windows 8.1 Pro
Microsoft Mathematics
Visual Studio
Microsoft Developer Account
- Servers and Applications
Microsoft Azure
SQL Server 2016
Windows Server
Microsoft OneNote
- Training & Certification
Pluralsight
Microsoft Virtual Academy
Microsoft Certifications
Free MS Press eBooks
Global Student Technology Competition
HOW TO GET ?
You can Download any softwareby following 3 simple steps below.
- Create an account hereusing original details.
- Verify your student status by filling the right details.
- Click here for available free software under Dreamspark program.
- Start Downloading your desired software.
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