In case you didn’t already hear the news, Adobe has updated Photoshop to allow for use with 8K displays – that means 8 times the resolution for photo editing, key framing, and much more.

And as a non-profit, you may qualify for substantial discounts on all Adobe licenses. But don’t take our word for it – check for yourself on our website here.

Typically known as Microsoft EES, Enrollment for Education Solutions is a cost effective way to enroll your school in a yearly site licensing program. Packages offered within the EES agreement range from Microsoft Office, to Windows, to cals, to servers, to all of the above. You can click on this link to go to our website and get information on how EES works and how it is priced. Feel free to give us a chat to request a price quote or ask any questions!

FileMaker is a massive software – capable of thousands of different functions, features, and presets. And with FileMaker 16, the product developers have added plenty of additional features, and it’s important to know what your software is capable of. That’s why they’ve put together this helpful tip sheet of all the new features included.

Ready to purchase? Head on over to our site here.

Schools and students can purchase Magix Movie Edit Pro for much cheaper than the regular retail price on our website. You can find the product page for students here, and the product page for schools here.

Movie edit pro is known for its professional-grade features that range from sound filtering and editing, to image stabilization, to 360 degree editing. Perfect for beginners to intermediates, highly and affordable, you can’t go wrong with Magix Movie Edit Pro!

If your school uses Chromebooks, tablets, or laptops, it’s important to be sure they’re always charged and ready for students. Charging carts are a fantastic solution, and of all the carts producers, we think LockNCharge comes out on top.

Don’t believe us? Here’s a glowing review of their iQ10 Charging Station. To summarize the reviewer’s points: It’s sturdy, secure, efficient, and universal.

Ready to learn more? Check out the product page on our website.

Trying to decide between Corel Draw and Adobe Illustrator? Check out this helpful video to hear from someone who is experience with both programs. According to the author, Corel Draw is better for beginners, and as we all know, CD doesn’t come with the commitment of a subscription price. If you need Corel for your school, check out our school site license and save hundreds of dollars per license.

Here at Genesis, we’re excited to announce that we’re picking up a new product line – The ScreenBeam! With ScreenBeam, teachers gain the ability to broadcast their Windows 10 laptop’s screen to student devices effortlessly. Now everyone can be engaged in presentations – and if you add the Classroom Commander subscription, the ScreenBeam turns into a one-stop CMS for every student in the classroom.

For more information, here’s an informative video that explains the functions of the hardware.

Check them out on our website here.