Multi-Media Series kicks off with training sessions, digital art contest for students

STUDENTS can learn how to maximize the features of Apple’s iPad to enhance their creativity through free training sessions conducted by Power Mac Center until Feb. 26 as part of its first Multi- Media Series.

The iPad training sessions is the first leg of Power Mac Center Multi-Media Series. During the sessions, Power Mac Center will simultaneously hold qualifying rounds for its inaugural iPad Art Competition at each participating school.

Three participants will then be chosen for the final round of the digital art contest, which will be held on March 1 at Power Mac Center Apple Authorized Training Center in Makati City.

The sessions seek to empower young iPad users by increasing their awareness of how the groundbreaking device and its comprehensive applications can inspire them to create masterpieces. It is open exclusively to seventh- and eighth-graders from 20 education partners of Power Mac Center.

Education partners receive complete Apple technology solutions, including faculty and information technology training, technical service support and maintenance and genuine Apple products and accessories.

The Multi-Media Series marks the 20th anniversary of the Apple partner in the Philippines.

Facilitated by Power Mac Center Education Business Group, with its Apple Authorized Training Center, Power Mac Center Multi-Media Series aims to recognize today’s digital students and their artistic achievements with the help of Apple technology.

Marketing director Joey Alvarez said Power Mac Center had been providing Filipinos with the complete Apple experience for two decades. He said they launched the Multi- Media Series to teach the Filipino youth how to maximize the multimedia capabilities of their Apple products.

Log on to www.powermaccenter.com/education, e-mail academy@powermaccenter.com or call (02) 470-1918 loc. 206.