The company says it is committed to supporting the most exciting, creative and inspiring ideas as they will shape our future world. By offering free access to students, Edition Digital aims to give students the technology to create and deliver magazines, portfolios, yearbooks and other digital projects to a global audience.
Keith Martin, Senior Lecturer at London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, said: “I'm delighted that students will get free access to Edition Digital! Putting powerful digital production tools in the hands of students is a truly great move. This is a cutting-edge digital platform, it is based on industry standards, and it is flexible enough to fit into all kinds of student project ideas. I've always thought that if we could give students access to tools like this they'll become even more creative and innovative. I'm looking forward to seeing what they make!”
Rok Pulevic, CEO of Edition Digital added: “We firmly believe in passion, aspiration, imagination and the power of knowledge. Our platform is built for exciting, inspiring ideas and to support creative students all around the world we’re offering the use of our Smart Digital Publishing System completely free.”
To guarantee free access, students simply have to prove their academic status at a qualified university.
