Microsoft have gradually been increasing the number of student-oriented sites, services, tools and technologies that they are producing.

Whether this is DreamSpark, the Imagine Cup, great deals on web hosting, new education tools, web sites or Facebook pages, there is so many ways for students to get loads more out of  Microsoft – and for very little money!

Now Microsoft have made a whole load of this available for you on your mobile phones. Read on about s2dent.mobi, the mobile student portal for all things Microsoft.

The Imagine Cup is Microsoft’s premier student technology competition, bringing together students from all over the world to compete to solve the world’s toughest problems through technology.

This year, the worldwide finals are being held in Poland, and you can get there by entering one of four competitions. There’s loads of fantastic opportunities, and there’s so much to get involved with; not to mention the fantastic prizes!

Sign up now, or for more information on the competitions available, check out this post. If you want to go ahead and sign up now, head over to the Imagine Cup site. Or, there are loads more resources tagged Imagine Cup on this site.

Over the past week or so, I’ve been writing a lot about the Imagine Cup – here’s a roundup of what I had to say about it. Don’t forget to sign up on the Imagine Cup site.

We’ve already talked about the opportunities availalable at the various Imagine Cup competitions (if you missed it, catch up in the Imagine Cup category). Now it’s time to take a look at what you could win by taking part.

We’ve had a look at the competition of the Imagine Cup, and what you can expect from the Imagine Cup in 2010, but what about the opportunities that you may get from taking part in the competition?

The simple fact of the matter is that taking part in this competition gives you more opportunities than from taking part in any other student activity that I have come across.