Since graduating from the program in May, he's even returned to do a presentation using posters he created with Microsoft Greetings 2000 software. In addition, Microsoft provided new software for the multimedia labs to help all of the students going through the program. Through its CLC grants, Microsoft seeks to enhance learning and communication in disadvantaged communities by expanding access to information technologies. Microsoft makes CLC grants to public and nonprofit organizations that connect people of all ages to learning resources.
Technology can enable people and organizations to do great things.
Our role at Microsoft is to provide the tools and resources people need to achieve the goals that they've set for themselves. Software contributions are often made in addition to financial support. CLC grants are initiated by Microsoft field offices and do not result from unsolicited proposals. Located in downtown Tucson, the Multimedia Arts Education Center is designed to keep participants in school, encourage their graduation and provide them with marketable skills in their community. Students learn to use arts technology tools to express their creativity, develop critical thinking skills and gain confidence in a respectful learning environment.