TechSoup for Public Libraries: Donated Software and More!
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This document summarizes a webinar about the resources available to public libraries through TechSoup, including donated software, refurbished computers, online training courses, and forums for discussion. It introduces the presenters and provides an overview of the MaintainIT project, TechSoup blog, community, and webinars. Details are given on how public libraries can register for and request software donations through the TechSoup Stock program, including eligibility requirements and specific software available. Upcoming related webinars are also listed.
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