Azure Devtools For Teaching Agreement

3. Dezember 2020

In this agreement, it is either an educational institution or a science, technology, engineering, a mathematics department, or a laboratory located in an educational institution and owned by an educational institution. „educational institution,“ an institution that is organized and operated exclusively for the purpose of placing its registered students and is accredited by the recognized educational accreditation agency in the geographic area in which it is located. an individual (not a corporation) who is actively enrolled in an educational institution in part or full-time and takes courses leading to academic credit, certification or diploma. „Authorized users“ of the subscription include: a) students, (b) employees who provide IT or administrative assistance directly related to the management of your subscription („collaborators“) and (c) teachers who are responsible for teaching courses to your students, supporting courses, labs or programs for your students, or conducting non-commercial research on your behalf („faculty“). This agreement, including all conditions included by reference or hyperlink, and the terms and conditions for all subscription benefits that you or your authorized users use, are the entire subscription. Microsoft may terminate all or part of the agreement at any time without notice. You cannot cede this Contract or transfer rights for subscription use or any subscription benefit. Only academic institutions that have acquired a Volume Licensing Agreement (VL) with Microsoft can register with Azure Dev Tools for Teaching. If you are currently a Dev Tools for Teaching-Kunde without a VL agreement, you can continue to renew your subscription.

For more information on VL agreements for academic institutions, see aka.ms/ees students who are registering for the first time with Azure Dev Tools for Teaching, which must accept Microsoft Azure Dev tools for teaching. By agreeing to the terms of the contract, you declare that you are a student in a MINT program. „Authorized users“ include:a) students participating in MINT programs, (b) staff providing computer or administrative support directly related to the associated MINT program, and (c) teachers who participate in courses for students, students` courses, laboratories or programs, or non-commercial research.