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Richmond, IN – The first in a series of technology education workshops begins tonight with a talk on “The Internet as a Political Tool.” The series, sponsored by Summersault and produced by Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond, will run between now and February 2009. All events are free and open to the public.

Summersault provided a $5,000 grant to Morrisson-Reeves Library for the funding of the series in 2007 as a part of celebrating its 10 year anniversary. The Library and Summersault worked closely to create sessions with topics that will engage local citizens about various technology issues and tools, including politics, home networking, renewable energy, databases, online auctions, and Linux on the desktop. Each session features a presentation by a local expert, along with question and answer time.

“When we first made the contribution to the library, we asked them to think about how they could best use it to enhance technology education in our community,” said Chris Hardie, Summersault’s Principal. “We’re very pleased with the program they’ve put together, and we hope that it can contribute in some way to the learning opportunities available here.”

A full schedule of the sessions can be found on the Morrisson-Reeves website or by calling the Library at (765) 966-8291.

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