Computers are also placed in agencies that provide shelter to homeless families and children. Job skill training and support for parental involvement is included as a part of the school-agency partnership. The Urban Enterprise Association provides a free community technology help desk for support of Community Technology Center users and Buddy System Project families. The Help Desk provides telephone and in-person support regarding hardware and software questions, and advanced telecommunications. A Summer Technology Leadership Camp provides opportunities for students to research the history of the community, interview past and present civic leaders, and visit various locations important to the community's history.
Students then develop multimedia presentations.
JobSource Job Source, the local employment resource agency sponsors One Stop Career Centers, designed to provide employment and career information, scholarships and financial aid opportunities and employer addresses, contact names and phone numbers. The Career Centers are strategically placed in local high schools and public agencies for countywide access. TCI of Central Indiana Special educational programming and teacher training are being broadcast through the local TCI cable operator to students and their families. This is one of the first multimedia news programs for schools delivered by cable. Selected teachers will attend the nationally recognized J.C. Sparkman Center for Educational Technology courtesy of the local cable company.