<strong>Your Name: </strong>Jackson Wright

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2007/11/20

[Week or date reporting about: 11/18/2007]

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> <strong>M</strong> T<strong> W</strong> Θ F

<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>around six

<strong>The School: </strong>Mollison School

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Helping Teacher, Lab maintenance)

<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>

In the two days that I've been here this week, I was able to bring Mrs. Tolbert (the special-ed teacher) the sound card she needed from another computer in here, and then fixed her INSTR login problem.  Hopefully she'll be able to use the computers for teaching and in the classroom more frequently. 

In the computer lab, slight progress has been made.  I managed to, like Dr. Frankenstein, bring a computer back to life, or reanimate a dead shell from stolen parts.  Thanks mostly to my screwdriver, luck, and my handy-dandy Windows 2000 install CD (thanks Mitch) everything worked, and one of the EagleViews is running with a different hard drive, memory card, and OS than its comparitvely weaker bretheren.  This stalwart creature hopefully will not scare me like the creature of Dr. Frankenstein and force me to cast him into isolation so that he harbors a hatred of the human race and of me in particular.  I'm looking at him right now...don't even try it I6950W45258796 aka "The Creature." 

Anyway, I've spent more time in classrooms around students and also more time cracking open computers and playing with their delicate viscera.  Both of which I enjoy!   

The Deep Freeze process should begin soon.  Perhaps next week.  I'm currently typing on the computer that will become the Mr. Freeze of Deep Freeze, thwarting Batman on a day-to-day basis.  And by Batman I mean changing Desktop backgrounds and messing with the Start menu.

 <strong>Something to read:</strong> Frankenstein by Mary Shelley