Microsoft Visio LTSC Standard 2024, EDU - schools only (electronic license)
Microsoft Visio LTSC Standard 2024, EDU - schools only (electronic license)
Genuine MS product (not a secondary license).
With a rich set of pre-made templates and thousands of customizable shapes, students and academics can easily create professional diagrams for projects, term papers, and classes. The app allows you to efficiently transform numbers, research ideas and other data points into coherent visualizations.
Key features of Microsoft Visio Standard 2024 office software
- Permanent license for 1 device
- Designed for Windows 11 and Windows 10 operating systems
- Electronic distribution of the licence via e-mail
- Includes thousands of templates and customizable patterns
- Allows import of DWG files from AutoCAD
- Support for automatic generation of diagrams from data sources
Effective collaboration and sharing
Collaboration on group tasks and research projects is facilitated by the ability to add comments directly to individual patterns and respond to them within the app, making peer review and revision easier. Diagrams can be easily and securely shared via online repositories such as OneDrive or SharePoint, giving participants clearer feedback from educators and access to up-to-date versions of learning documents.
Data-driven diagrams and flexible editing
Organizational charts can be automatically generated from data sources such as Excel, Exchange or Azure Active Directory. Collages in existing projects can be changed without losing connectivity or breaking the layout, making it much easier to modify the appearance of the finished work.
Support for AutoCAD
The software offers improved support for working with DWG files. Users can import and manipulate these files within the application, which expands the possibilities for use in engineering and design disciplines and ensures seamless integration with tools such as AutoCAD.
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