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Elementary School's Students Leave Prepared to Work on Any Computer

Overview Indian Creek is a science and technology magnet school that serves 660 students in grades one through five. Located in Indianapolis, Indiana, the school promotes science education through experiential learning in a technology-enriched environment. The latest technologies for hardware and software are vital for the school to complete its mission: to enable and expand learning opportunities and productivity. A Microsoft Office for Mac customer since 1997, Indian Creek upgraded from Office X for Mac to Office 2004 for Mac in early 2006 to offer its students the best productivity tools for the Macintosh platform, ensuring seamless cross-platform compatibility.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	September 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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