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Advance your research using Microsoft High-Performance Computing Learn how universities around the United States are achieving performance gains and improving their research capabilities by using Microsoft high-performance computing (HPC) solutions.

Inspired Teacher Contest continues through August 15 Share your teaching experiences (and read and comment on others) and become eligible to win gift certificates for school supplies and free software from Microsoft for your classroom and students. Hurry, contest ends August 15, 2008.

Give educators access to curriculum, instructional tools Educators can access best practices, instructional strategies, and other resources from your school district—all from a centralized Web portal—using the new Learning Village from Microsoft and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Learning Technology.

Administrators: Find solutions, special offers from Microsoft Visit our new Administrator portal to find solutions, special offers, and other resources from Microsoft.

Imagine Cup 2008: Web-based screen reader wins top accessibility prize Jeff Bigham, a student at the University of Washington, won the first-ever Accessible Technology Award for Interface Design in the 2008 Imagine Cup technology competition.

University reduces costs and creates new opportunities with unified communications Mercer University adopted a Microsoft-based unified communications solution that improves collaboration, facilitates online learning, and provides for greater mobility.

More than 500 schools sign on for Live@Edu More than 500 K–12 schools around the world have signed up for Microsoft Live@edu, a suite of no-cost, innovative online communication tools that allows teachers and students to access documents from almost any computer with an Internet connection.

School district enhances learning and saves on IT costs with Windows Vista By upgrading its computers to the Windows Vista operating system, the district provided teachers with state-of-the-art multimedia capabilities for creating more engaging learning experiences that better prepare students for college and work.

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