You may have already seen the news that Microsoft is changing its offers for nonprofits and libraries, beginning April 2022. Here’s a quick rundown of what that means, as well as answers to some of your questions. What does this Microsoft announcement mean? In simple terms, Microsoft will no longer offer donated licenses of most […]
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We know how important Microsoft products can be for your day-to-day operations. Many of these products are vital to your mission, and with more remote work and collaboration necessary, nonprofits have been adopting Microsoft’s cloud solutions more than ever before.
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For years, TechSoup has partnered with Microsoft to provide nonprofits with the core solutions they need for their organizations. While traditional desktop and on-premises products available through TechSoup’s Microsoft Discount and Donation Programs can be incredibly useful and valuable, many nonprofits are now looking at more flexible, resilient, and secure solutions provided by Microsoft’s cloud-based products.
The Microsoft Digital Skills Center offers a range of paid and free learning tracks, including great courses in the classics like Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. But you can also take deep dives into tools like Teams and Power BI.
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Microsoft 365 brings together the best-in-class productivity of Office 365 with simple device management and security. Streamline your systems and save money by purchasing M365 Business Standard subscriptions for your team, now available at discounted rates!
For people who are deaf and hard of hearing, some common scenarios pose challenges. Examples include classroom settings, professional meetings, or presentations of certain sizes that are not equipped with the accommodations required to address their needs. However, the AUD (Auditory Universal Design) Social Cooperative is working to support communication and social participation for people who are
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At TechSoup, we’re committed to empowering nonprofits to use technology at their highest capacity so that more good can be done in the world. In fact, our recent launch of the Microsoft Digital Skills Center for Nonprofits on the TechSoup Courses platform marks a new stage in our commitment to the organisations we serve. It’s
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Eligible Nonprofit Organisations can get 50 of each donated Microsoft product in a two-year period — with a couple of exceptions for servers — and unlimited discounted products . What is the difference between donated and discounted? In mid-2018, Microsoft started offering discounted products for nonprofits through TechSoup in addition to its existing donation program.
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Written by Stephen Jackson – TechSoup Many nonprofits run smoothly with classic on-premises software such as Microsoft Office Standard. However, it’s important to know that in the not-so-distant future, Microsoft will be ending its mainstream support of these offerings. It will usher in an exclusively cloud-based fleet of products like Office 365 and Microsoft 365.
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