<strong>Your Name: Emily</strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2007/1/26

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

<strong>Total hours for week: 4</strong>

<strong>The School: Fermi</strong>

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general

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

After some seriously valiant efforts on the part of Dana, Mitch, and the result of the Fermi crowd, the mystery of the missing internet was solved! My issue on Wednesday was basically batting cleanup: I dealt with a few computers that hadn't yet had their IP addresses renewed by restarting them, shuffled some printers around, and installed ISAT practice test software/reset the IP addresses to automatic on the first row of computers in the computer lab. Friday was even quieter -- there was a teacher inservice, so I just wandered around the school fixing little problems. My main concern at the moment is that Ms. Love's teacher computer (105) is unbearably slow and should really be replaced -- I had to reinstall the sync station and it took approximately one million years (but did work well, which was exciting). One of her student computers (the one on the left) also seems not to have been fully remediated -- I attempted to set up the accounts and rename the computer. The latter was a success, the former not so much. This was mysterious, but Ms. Alexander also had a project for me so I didn't get to follow through with the full remediation and figure out why the accounts weren't being set up (it didn't seem to be hurting anyone, really, but it's a project for the future).  The project was to master IMPACT CIM in approximately 5 minutes so that I could show the 6-8th grade teachers how to use it to group their students. I did manage to figure the program out, but for some reason none of the teachers have classes assigned to them in the CIM so the point was moot. It was a good relaxing day, though, and it's great to see the internet back up. Yay!