(2150,39,'2011-01-30 19:03:04','2011-01-31 01:03:04','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/01/30\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I spent a fair amount of time this week cleaning up around the lab.  I found ~20+ (probably more) pairs of dell speakers still in their boxes, which was kind of odd.  Also some Netvista motherboards...  I also found reimaging media and some tech notebooks from the previous techcos, so I started reinstalling Windows the computer in the lab that wouldn\'t recognize the wireless card.  I set up the printer in the lab, but we don\'t have toner for it so I\'m not really sure what the point was; maybe Ms. Glover is going to get toner, but it\'s a color laser printer which seems kind of like overkill/inefficient use of resources...  Also the poster printer (which is, I confirmed, direct thermal transfer) stopped working (it doesn\'t print on the whole sheet), and I am not sure why or what to do about it; I looked for a manual for a bit, but to no avail (the manufacturer doesn\'t appear to exist anymore).\n\nI added 128MB of memory to the two computers in the counselor\'s office; they were at 256 MB before and I would have liked to add another 256 or more, but I only had the 128 MB DIMMs that I\'d taken from an old  computer in the lab.  I also started configuring the clinician\'s laptop for wireless, but I didn\'t finish because I couldn\'t remember the encryption settings for the wireless.  Hopefully I can finish that up next time she\'s around.\n\nI paid a few visits to classrooms, where nothing particularly disastrous seemed to be happening, so that\'s good I guess.','Bret Harte: Week 4','','publish','open','closed','','bret-harte-week-4','','','2011-01-30 19:03:04','2011-01-31 01:03:04','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2150',0,'post','',0),(2153,71,'2011-01-31 00:34:57','2011-01-31 06:34:57','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/1/30\n\nDay(s) worked or described: M, W 10-2\n\nTotal hours for week: 8\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: iMovie, Software Help for teachers, Server Connection Issues\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nI solved a couple smaller user-based issues this week for a couple teachers: how to download programs to dual boot laptops, personalizing settings, server sharing setup.  One of the classes couldn\'t transfer their large movie files on the server on Tuesday, so Wednesday, I did some troubleshooting and found out that there is a funky feature where files can show up as uploaded to the server on one computer when they actually aren\'t.  It looks like the folders can be uploaded without the contents (or just alias files of the contents).  I ended up showing the teacher how to import projects into iMovie (as opposed to just the video clips) and how to transfer the clips as packets.\n\nI also looked into Moodle, INsight, and a bunch of Web 2.0 projects for the kids.  There were several teachers requesting some interactive and collaborative programs, so I emailed a list of suggestions to Ms. Allen and Ms. Johnson (cc\'d Sara, too).  It turns out that the teachers have to make presentations on how they are using technology in the classroom, so it seems that new ideas are in high demand.  I\'m going to work on getting these ideas to the teachers more directly and perhaps writing up a couple ideas for activities on the PD wiki?\n\nFor your pleasure: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI9RGK9iyNo','Dumas: Week 4','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-4-2','','','2011-01-31 00:34:57','2011-01-31 06:34:57','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2153',0,'post','',2),(2159,71,'2011-02-04 14:04:22','2011-02-04 20:04:22','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/4\n\nDay(s) worked or described: M 10-2, F 12-3\n\nTotal hours for week: 7\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Printers, Server Connection Issues, Disappearing Accounts, INsight\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nThis week got interrupted by the snow tornado (and I had to dig my bike out of 4 feet of snow on Friday...), but everything is back on track.\n\nMonday, I worked on connecting the printer in 312 to all the computers in the lab.  I was able to get drivers from Gutenprint, but I couldn\'t get them to print past one page.  Also, some of the drivers won\'t come up as usable on some of the computers.  Printers have traditionally been my weak point, so if there is something I\'m missing besides installing the correct driver, then adding the printer through the system preferences options...  I feel like there is some little thing I have to do that I\'m not catching.  I\'m going to start fresh with new drivers and specific instructions next week in case I\'m just making a stupid mistake.\n\nI also started using Google Safe Search on the computers and played around with INsight.  There were some issues with the students\' screens staying frozen but the teacher\'s program saying they weren\'t, so I\'ll be working on that with the rest of my time today.\n\nFriday, I arrived to find that two computers had the \"school\" account randomly deleted, but the home folder and all the settings were still there...  I was able to just \"make\" an account with the same name and everything works as before, but it is very troubling that the account pathway could get deleted without admin powers.  I researched some possibilities online (the Mac Forums are fantastic) and found a lot of interesting information that did not apply-- someone had to have changed the account settings.  I\'m still not sure what happened, but I\'m going to ask a couple techie friends and see what they know.  <strong>EDIT: </strong> It seems as though the accounts.prefpane file could have been corrupted during a hard boot.  I\'m assuming that is the issue.\n\nThere was also another issue with the file writing to the server, this time with Windows machines.  The file appeared to be written, but didn\'t show up on another computer in the building.  I\'m starting to think that the file writing on the server has errors.  However, it only seems to happen when I\'m away.  Whenever I do it, it works for me.  It works slowly (not horrendously slowly), but it is still functional.  I\'m going to monitor the situation and if any other issues with this arise, I\'ll let you all know and we can talk about the health of the server.  I\'m hoping that it\'s just a user error and the teacher just aren\'t waiting for the file to finish writing, as that would make the most sense and mean the server is alright.\n\nIt\'s good to be out of my dorm room!','Dumas: Week 5','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-5','','','2011-02-04 14:04:22','2011-02-04 20:04:22','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2159',0,'post','',0),(2166,72,'2011-02-07 18:30:51','2011-02-08 00:30:51','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/04\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: 6</strong>\n\n<strong>The School: Reavis</strong>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teachers\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>This week consisted of a lot of printer anger, also the snow caused the school to close early at 3pm on both Tuesday and Friday, so I didn\'t get too much time to work on it.\n\nSo most of Tuesday was spent trying to fix these two silly printers in Room 114 that just decided to break down on a whim. The problems started when one of the printers got a paper jam. I removed the paper that was crunched up in the printer, but then it refused to work properly. First, it had a lot of trouble feeding in paper correctly. I didn\'t know what to do about that, so I just tried to realign the printheads, which got the paper issue fixed somehow. When I went to print a test page though, I found that it refused to print out any black ink, and the \"blocks\" of color that was supposed to come out showed up in lines. I readjusted the printheads again and tried to clean them, but the problem persisted. I tried switching out the black ink cartridges with another printer, to no avail. The printers appeared to be reading the proper amount of ink in each cartridge, so it definitely recognized them, but black ink just didn\'t print. In the end, I ran out of time and just switched the not working printer with a similar model that was paired up with another computer in the same room.\n\nAlso on Tuesday, I began to set up Insight on the computers in the computer lab, though I only got through 10 or so before the building closed down. It really is a pain to install, especially considering that all the computers are frozen...\n\nOn Friday, Terry came in and we finished up the Insight installation on the computers in the computer lab and designated one computer the teacher console, though there were some computers whose MoBo batteries ran out, so we had to change the system time, but there was a password on BIOS, so we had to open the computers up and remove the jumper, which reset the password so we could change the system time, then we could unfreeze the computers to install Insight because Deep Freeze rejected the password when the time was wrong and *Takes a deep breath* yeah. (Boy that poorly constructed sentence sure was long!) In any case, Insight got installed on those computers.\n\nWe also tried installing Insight on Mr. Khelghati\'s computer, but even though we set it to channel 0, it didn\'t take at first. After Terry left though, I checked the manual online, enabled the Multicast feature, and it worked just fine.\n\nTerry and I also played with the printer in room 114 some more, and determined that either the ink cartridges were busted, or the printheads were busted. Either way, something needs to get trashed. I think the only solution is to obtain another black ink cartridge to see what\'s the real problem. I\'m betting it\'s the printheads though. Sigh.\n\nPrinters. That is all I need to say.','Reavis Week 5','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-5','','','2011-02-07 18:30:51','2011-02-08 00:30:51','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2166',0,'post','',0),(2169,33,'2011-02-11 11:27:56','2011-02-11 17:27:56','<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/2/11 [2011/2/7]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described: </strong>(M)<strong> </strong>M<strong> </strong>W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Mollison\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General / Presentation\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nTeacher blogs established, tutorials placed in mailboxes (but no real outcome recently). Last week, I only made it to work on Monday (Wed. &amp; Fri. being blizzard/MUNUC days). I can\'t actually recall what I did, but I\'m sure it was something minor involving various issues.\n\nThis week has been slightly more productive. I have (with Terry) installed Insight in the library and fixed a couple of those nasty techco paradoxes in the lab. Insight is now running in the library and the lab, but I don\'t think teachers are aware of what it is or of what constitutes an instructor computer (given that students can easiliy access Inisght).\n\nI am going to replace a computer in Ms. Ebisi\'s room, check on a printer issue with Ms. Bradley and then perhaps begin moving some of the library computers over to the other side of the room, to free up some space.\n\n<strong>Currently listening to: </strong>Nothing.','Mollison Weeks 5&6: Insight in Norway','','publish','open','closed','','mollison-weeks-56-insight-in-norway','','','2011-02-11 11:27:56','2011-02-11 17:27:56','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2169',0,'post','',0),(2172,70,'2011-02-11 13:48:29','2011-02-11 19:48:29','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F/M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6.6/4.4\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Monday 1/31, I continued to install printer drivers. Wed 2/2, I went to the 2nd floor computer lab and began install Deep Freeze. The students were changing the wallpapers to provocative stuff. With Deep Freeze, after each restart the wallpaper should return to normal. Fri 2/4, I forgot to unthaw each computer when installing the printer driver. I had to restart again by unthawing the computers then installing the printer drivers.\n\nMon 2/7, I continued to install the printer drivers and worked on my essay. Wed 2/9, I looked at Ms. Knox\'s website for Fiske Elem. It had a minimalistic style which I liked. The fonts and color contrast made things easy to read. I also continued to install printer drivers. Soon I will be trying to salvage some computers by putting together parts from broken computers in the basement. Fri 2/11, I was sick and did not go.','Weeks 5,6 @ Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-45-fiske-2','','','2011-02-11 13:48:29','2011-02-11 19:48:29','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2172',0,'post','',0),(2175,74,'2011-02-12 10:44:45','2011-02-12 16:44:45','<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/12\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: 4\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech general\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I began working on adding memory to the school computers. Mitch was also there so I watched and learned as he fixed some problems on the computers in the lab.\n\n</div>','Ray Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-6-4','','','2011-02-12 10:44:45','2011-02-12 16:44:45','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2175',0,'post','',0),(2177,72,'2011-02-14 19:14:50','2011-02-15 01:14:50','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>8.5\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Another week muddled by printers... Well on Tuesday, I did one last attempt to fix up those two printers in Room 114, but that fell apart all too quickly. I also did a lot of other miscellaneous work, including frantically trying to figure out what was going on with a printer in room 102 that apparently got mysteriously stolen. Now the robber replaced that one with another printer, but generously forgot to also bring the power cable and a USB printer cable. Unfortunately the power cable wasn\'t a generic one, and was a 16volt. I couldn\'t find one in any room that I tried searching, so I just gave up. Also mysteriously, a printer up in room 205 had its 16v adapter burn out, so we have to acquire two more.\n\nThere was also a Lexmark C734n printer in room 218 that wasn\'t doing anything, so I moved it to the 200-210 wing for it to serve as the central printer there. Unfortunately it refused to set up properly though, and I had to leave before I could get it up and running.\n\nOn Friday, I first went and got that Lexmark printer (now in room 204) up and running. This time it took literally 5 seconds. I don\'t know what happened the first time. But I got that up and running, got the printer sharing up and running, and everything was dandy. I didn\'t get the chance to get the computers in the wing hooked up to the printer though, so that\'ll have to come on Tuesday.\n\nAnyway, Terry came in soon after, and he and I spent some time talking to Mr. Khelghati at first, though we then departed for room 5 to get two computers set up. The bad part is that although the two computers looked new, they were apparently there from 4 years ago or something, and one of the hard drives wouldn\'t work properly. So we ripped that out, and went hunting for another HDD. I got a primer on which was SATA and which was PATA, and we confirmed that the HDDs in the computer lab were incompatible with the MoBo in the room 5 computers. Disappointing, but we played around with Insight a bit, then went to steal an HDD from old computers in room 202. Those computers also need to be distributed, but the question of where they\'ll go is still murky to me. Anyway, we went down, installed the new HDD, reinstalled Windows, put new drivers on that computer, learned how annoying doing that is, and password cracked the other computer because it had a random account on it. There was some weirdness with the user accounts though, where the \"Reavis\" account didn\'t show up on the Norwegian disk crack, so we had to go into safe mode to access the now password blanked Administrator account. Anyway, that computer got up and running.\n\nThe last bit I did on Friday was to meet with a teacher to tell her how to draw on her desktop with Inspire (she has a virtual whiteboard). Her Inspire software just wasn\'t activated for some reason, and that caused about 20 minutes of trouble as I tried to figure out why the icon wasn\'t there. Oops.','Reavis Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-6-2','','','2011-02-14 19:14:50','2011-02-15 01:14:50','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2177',0,'post','',2),(2179,45,'2011-02-13 23:34:35','2011-02-14 05:34:35','\nYour Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/13\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Wends\n\nTotal hours for week:3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: printer configuration, configuring net access for computers\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nHooked up another computer in the library to the internet, and took a look at several computers in 212- \n\none of which has a different deep freeze password, and the other which has a different techco password, \n\nso I can\'t get around it. There was a non-working port, but I put in a call to 3-EXCL, so they should have\n\n dealt with that. We also no longer have a restore disk, and need one for at least one computer (in 207).\n\nBlog formatting seems a bit odd today','School of Entrepreneurship: Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-week-6-6','','','2011-02-13 23:34:35','2011-02-14 05:34:35','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2179',0,'post','',1),(2186,39,'2011-02-14 10:36:11','2011-02-14 16:36:11','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/14/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W Θ F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>8.75\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I did work around the lab (cleaning up and remediating a computer), installed Office on a few computers, and worked on a computer (Ms. Glover\'s) in the office; unfortunately, very few issues were resolved.  On Friday I did some work at the CUIP office.','Harte Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','harte-week-6-3','','','2011-02-14 10:36:11','2011-02-14 16:36:11','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2186',0,'post','',0),(2190,71,'2011-02-14 11:13:50','2011-02-14 17:13:50','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/14\n\nDay(s) worked or described: M 11-3, F 12-3\n\nTotal hours for week: 7\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Printers, Moodle Basics, School Compliance Report\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nI started out the week by learning a bit of Moodle, and also talking to a couple of concerned teachers.  A couple people feel like Moodle is a big brother figure.  I showed them the positives of it and calmed some fears.  I also worked on the printer again and finally got it to connect to the computers in 312 properly.  Towards the end of Monday, Ms. Johnson asked me to work on the tech compliance report to get it out of the red.  That\'s mainly what I did on Friday.  I installed the remediation software on several desktops and also tried plugging an ethernet connection into a laptop that had not been scanned in a month and leaving it on overnight for the Thursday night scan.  I don\'t know if it updated or not, as the computer was put back in the cart.  I\'m hoping it got scanned and updated!','Dumas: Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-6','','','2011-02-14 11:13:50','2011-02-14 17:13:50','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2190',0,'post','',1),(2194,73,'2011-02-15 08:48:49','2011-02-15 14:48:49','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/15 [2011/01/25-2011/02/10]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6 each\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I mostly worked on upgrading the memory on computers to 1 GB. A few computers wouldn\'t start with the new 512 MB modules, so I instead installed four 256 MB ones. As for tech requests, I was able to find a remedy for the headphone jack problem. I downloaded the audio driver from IBM\'s site, which worked again when I reinstalled it. I found a headphone with a longer wire, which I plugged into the back. I think the headphone jack on the CD drive might only work with CD audio.\n\nI did the same thing for Mrs. Zivko\'s projector computer. I reinstalled the audio driver from Gateway (and not Realtek), after which the onboard sound returned.\n\nA teacher said her projector camera wasn\'t working, but when I went in to see it, I couldn\'t figure out what was supposed to be wrong with it. It was working fine, so just made sure the projector was set to the right source.','Weeks 4-6 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-6-at-ray-4','','','2011-02-15 08:48:49','2011-02-15 14:48:49','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2194',0,'post','',0),(2202,63,'2011-02-15 21:30:31','2011-02-16 03:30:31','<strong>Your Name: Tiffany Moran</strong><strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/04\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>2h35\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Sexton\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Lab supervision\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>I was not able to go to Sexton last Friday so this is the report for the week before that. I checked on the computers in Mr. Smith\'s office, I just always want to make sure those are working good for the read 180 program. Then I went to the lab and checked on the main console. Ms. Wingfield\'s class was in there so I helped her with her students, she said she will be there Friday mornings so I will make sure to help her then.  I checked the compliance report and noticed many computers with problems, most of them are personal laptops since more and more teachers are ditching the school ones as well as the desktops. I worked on checking on the problems in the lab computers but most of them were just that they needed to be upgraded. I then went downstairs to room 103 (Ms. Ludlow\'s old room). I have been trying to check in with the new teacher in that class about the blog Sara set up for here but she is either not in her classroom, in the school or she is extremely busy. This time she was not there so I asked the substitute if I could check the computers in her room. One of the ones she has appears to be new and is not connected to the network or anything and does not have internet. I will be working on that one this Friday. The other one is fine and it seemed like she was trying to connect the printer to it so I did it and left a note. I did not have time to check on the laptops in Mr. Smith\'s office. Also there is a computer in Ms. Durrah\'s class that is not connected to the network and appears fairly new so I will recheck that one. Not many teachers are using the tech forms so it is pretty difficult to figure out what is going on so I will just continue randomly checking in on everyone.','Week 4 at Sexton','','publish','open','closed','','week-4-at-sexton-2','','','2011-02-15 21:30:31','2011-02-16 03:30:31','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2202',0,'post','',0),(2206,33,'2011-02-16 12:59:15','2011-02-16 18:59:15','<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/2/16 [2011/2/14]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described: </strong>W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 2\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Mollison\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General / Web\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nI was unable to work on Monday, due to an imminent first draft of my B.A., and I won\'t be working Friday as I\'m going to Boston for Harvard\'s Model UN Conference HNMUN.\n\nThat being said, I did get some work done here this week. I finally got the School Hosting Service worked out and got access to the official mollison domain.\n\nI then created a quick static page that features a link to schools.cuip.net/mollison.\n\nCheck it out here: http://mollison.cps.k12.il.us\n\nI\'ll probably keep playing with the layout as needed, but I think this works for now.\n\nI also replaced a computer in Ms. Ebisi\'s room. The teachers should probably learn about Insight and which computers are teacher computers...\n\n<strong>Currently listening to: </strong>Nothing.','Mollison Week 7: 1Day','','publish','open','closed','','mollison-week-7-1day','','','2011-02-16 12:59:15','2011-02-16 18:59:15','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2206',0,'post','',3),(2209,74,'2011-02-17 17:25:47','2011-02-17 23:25:47','<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/17\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MW\n\nTotal hours for week: 6.5\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech general\n\nMain Report or Narrative: This week I mostly continued adding memory, the Dells in rooms beginning with 4 or 1 should all be done. I also replaced an old computer with one of the ones sitting in the lab (room 512?) and got a mouse to a computer in a kindergarten room, which had apparently had no mouse since inventory was taken.\n\n</div>\n</div>','Ray Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-7-5','','','2011-02-17 17:25:47','2011-02-17 23:25:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2209',0,'post','',0),(2211,39,'2011-02-22 11:05:47','2011-02-22 17:05:47','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/2/22\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M, W, θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Harte\n\n<strong>Kind of Work: </strong>Tech General\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nVarious themes last week: viruses (Mr. Schwartz), needing DVD players (kindergarten, Ms. Glover), printers...  Highlight: I reinstalled a printer in the counselors\' office that had been acting up for a while; I had previously thought it was just a problem with paper jams (the printer had multiple simultaneous jams), but it was also printing nonsense so I think it needed drivers to be reinstalled.  I had problems installing new parallel port drivers, so I connected it via USB instead and it seems to be working.\n\nI also pulled a bunch of computers out of 204 to look through/cannibalize/have spares.','Harte: Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','harte-week-8-2','','','2011-02-22 11:05:47','2011-02-22 17:05:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2211',0,'post','',0),(2216,72,'2011-02-22 15:59:46','2011-02-22 21:59:46','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/18\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: 3.5</strong>\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Well a rather uneventful report this week as I was out of town on Friday for a conference. In any case, Tuesday consisted of me going around to some other teachers to tell them how to draw on the desktop with ActivInspire. I actually found that only one teacher had her ActivInspire software activated, so I activated the ActivInspire software and showed the teachers how to draw on the desktop and on Word documents and such. Unfortunately one teacher apparently doesn\'t have a remote control for her projector, which is a big problem as she isn\'t really utilizing her smartboard that much. I think I actually set it up so that her projector will end up turning on if she touches the pen to the board, but I didn\'t confirm that. Need to go back and do that.\n\nI also added all the computers in the 200-210 wing to the new printer in 204. I also tried to fix up Mr. Coleman\'s fax machine, which mysteriously refuses to send any faxes, and instead just saves them in memory. I tried for quite a while to no avail. I\'ll have to get to that next week.\n\nI also added some more RAM to a computer in 203 that I thought was pretty slow. That consisted of me running around the school trying to find a compatible type, because the slot was one of those old ones with the two holes in the pins. I ended up grabbing a RAM from an old computer, and it sped up quite a bit. Going from 256 to 512 is pretty significant.','Reavis Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-7','','','2011-02-22 15:59:46','2011-02-22 21:59:46','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2216',0,'post','',0),(2219,74,'2011-02-23 15:24:50','2011-02-23 21:24:50','<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/23\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: 5\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech general\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I continued adding memory today, all Dells now have at least 512 MB of memory. I also tried to work on an IBM in 512, to add memory. However most of the free memory didn\'t fit and as there were only three slots, there were limited options to upgrade the memory. I then had troubles actually starting the computer again. I got an error message saying that the operating system could not be found. In the end, I used the same memory sticks and got the computer to start and run windows after a couple tries.\n\n</div>\n</div>','Ray Week 8','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-8-3','','','2011-02-23 15:24:50','2011-02-23 21:24:50','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2219',0,'post','',0),(2224,73,'2011-02-24 08:34:50','2011-02-24 14:34:50','<strong>Your Name:</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/24\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general,\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Last week, there weren\'t many tech requests recently, so I continued to add more memory on computer in the classrooms. I went to room 302 to upgrade three Dell computers. The teacher\'s station didn\'t have Reader, so I installed it so the teacher could view PDF files. At the end of Thursday, a teacher came up to me to tell me about a printer problem, so I wrote it in the tech requests binder before I left.','Week 7 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-7-at-ray-4','','','2011-02-24 08:34:50','2011-02-24 14:34:50','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2224',0,'post','',0),(2228,76,'2011-02-24 17:12:39','2011-02-24 23:12:39','<strong>Grace Sonnabend\n</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/24\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M-T Week Six, T-W Weeks Seven and Eight\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>Weeks 6-7 seven hours; Week Eight five hours\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong>Fiske Elementary<em>\n</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Project prep, Project (with students)\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: http://www.photovisi.com\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>\n\n<em>Weeks Six and Seven</em>:\n\nAlong with small routine tech support tasks (including removing obsolete monitors from a classroom), I spent most of this week planning a photo editing project for 5th-8th grade students. The project uses photovisi.com, which is a free collage maker with a few photo manipulation tools built in. On Wednesday of seventh week, after I had discussed the project with my supervising teachers, we visited the fifth and sixth grade classes looking for student volunteers. We ended up with two small groups, one with three sixth-graders and one with four fifth-graders.\n\n<em>Week Eight</em>:\n\nI did not work on Monday due to the President\'s Day holiday.\n\nOn Tuesday I met with my classes for the second time and began the project. The first step was making a collage as a group, which the students seemed very enthusiastic about. The sixth grade group did not finish their collage due to time constraints, but I was able to get through this first step with the fifth grade group, who by the end of my shift had taken over the software and were manipulating the photos and adding text/objects on their own.\n\nOn Wednesday I did not meet with the fifth grade group, but I did meet with the sixth-graders, who chose to start work on their own collages rather than finishing the group collage. One student finished; the others were not quite satisfied with the photo manipulations they had done and opted to save their collages/selected photos on my flashdrive to be reused in the next class.\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become:</strong>\n\nMondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9am-12pm\n\n(Formerly was 9am-11:30am on Tuesdays)\n\n<strong>\n</strong>','Weeks Six Through Eight at Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-six-through-eight-at-fiske','','','2011-02-24 17:12:39','2011-02-24 23:12:39','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2228',0,'post','',1),(2231,73,'2011-02-25 00:47:30','2011-02-25 06:47:30','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/25\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> On Tuesday, I wasn\'t able to solve the printer problem in room 201. On Thursday, I went back to the room and eventually got it to work. I installed VLC on the computer in the Latin classroom, but it has an audio-stuttering problem when playing a DVD like in the projector computer in 304.\n\nIn 115, Ms. Hall had a problem connect to the server from her computer. She couldn\'t read or save to her My Documents on her account. I was able to connect her account back to the server.\n\nIn 307, Ms. Webb\'s account on her computer was infected with \'System Tool\', a which masquerades as a fake antivirus program. From safe mode, I deleted the executable and the start-up entry. I\'ll have to check back on this.','Week 8 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-8-at-ray-4','','','2011-02-25 00:47:30','2011-02-25 06:47:30','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2231',0,'post','',0),(2234,33,'2011-02-25 11:40:10','2011-02-25 17:40:10','<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/2/25 [2011/2/21]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described: </strong>W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 4\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Mollison\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General / Web\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nDidn\'t work on President\'s Day. I was able to iron out the placeholder website, but it turns out it\'s not accessible outside of CPS\'s network. I contacted Sharon Lawson, who is my contact with ITS\' school hosting service. Hopefully she\'ll get back to me shortly.\n\nOtherwise, the website is still underused and the teacher blogs have not been touched since I set them up, gave tutorials to each teacher, and showed them in a presentation on professional development day how exactly to use the blogs and make posts, etc.\n\nThe lab is being mistreated again, not sure exactly by whom. At least one display (of the new computers) is effectively shattered. No good.\n\nAs for Insight, it\'s installed everywhere (as I\'ve noted previously) but the two instructor computers (in the lab and library respectively) are still being used by students (which is problematic). I\'m not sure that all the teachers know that Insight exists or what it is (let alone how to operate it). I\'m not sure how I can help out on that front, but it would be nice. Currently, I need a way to encourage teachers to use the blog, or some other creative project to work on.\n\n<strong>Currently listening to: </strong>Tippy-tap of my fingers.','Mollison Week 8: Catchy Title Here','','publish','open','closed','','mollison-week-8-catchy-title-here','','','2011-02-25 11:40:10','2011-02-25 17:40:10','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2234',0,'post','',1),(2236,45,'2011-02-25 11:39:01','2011-02-25 17:39:01','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/25\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Wends\n\nTotal hours for week:3,3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: printer configuration, installing office 07, network work, computer hardware checks\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nFinished hooking up the computers in the library to the printer, got most of the computers in 212 running (though there was an issue with bearshare and getting deepfreeze uninstalled on one that I need to deal with still). The teacher in 201 is working on getting a music program on his computer and some computers in 110, which is fine with the teacher there- his computer needs a new CD drive, however. I also installed office 2007 on a computer in 108a, but thre were several errors in the process, so it may have installed as a trial version (the full installer kept on saying that there was some file missing no matter how many times I downloaded and unzipped the thing, so I went with the other installer that didn\'t have a product code).','School of Entrepreneurship: Weeks 7 and 8','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-weeks-7-and-8','','','2011-02-25 11:39:01','2011-02-25 17:39:01','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2236',0,'post','',1),(2241,70,'2011-02-27 12:41:59','2011-02-27 18:41:59','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/27\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F/W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6.6/4.8\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Monday 2/14, I went to fix some internet and printer problems in Ms. McKinney\'s room. Her internet setup was through an ethernet hub switch. I troubleshooted the problem by directly connecting the ethernet hub on the wall to the computer.  All of the hubs in the wall seemed to work so the problem was with the hub switch. I could not fix the hub as it was screwed on to the table. I individually connected each computer to an ethernet hub in the wall. The printer problem turned out to be a problem with the machine itself. When I tried to print, it gave me a printer error saying \"Paper jam.\" However, there was no paper jam and opening up the printer, there seemed to be no problem at all. When the printer tried to print, it would not draw in the paper from the paper stack so, I could not fix the printer without damaging it somehow.\n\nWed 2/16, I had to fix a laptop that was running slowly. I manually uninstalled all the junkware that was installed on the laptop to run it more smoothly. After all the uninstallations it seemed to work but the  32-bit IE would not open. I thought it was an IE problem so I also installed Mozilla Firefox but Firefox too, would not open. I tried troubleshooting it online but the only searches that came up was to reinstall IE. It was very frustrating as it had taken a long time to uninstall all the junk and now browsers would not work. I would try fixing it on Friday.\n\nFri 2/18, Mr. Miller was working on the laptop trying to fix it. His idea was to do a fresh system restore. I tried fixing it one more time by using Microsoft Fix It, Microsoft\'s own troubleshooting program. After running it, the program suggested disabling some McAfee plugins which I then did. This fixed the problem and so I disabled the McAfee plugin in Firefox also. The plugin was the root cause for the slow startup of IE and Firefox. I also wrote up a project guideline for the book report project I was going to do with the kids. I would be working with two 2nd graders and two 7th graders to make a video book report.\n\nMon 2/21 MLK Day so school was closed.\n\nWed 2/23 Ms. Knox and I went over more specific details of the projects. I met the kids who were going to the projects: 2nd graders were Jalen and Nakya, who was not present,  and the 7th graders were Antonio and Semaj. We were going to work MWF during their transition period as to not interrupt their class time. The project was going to be done in Windows Movie Maker since it was more available than iMovie. I told them to choose a book by Friday so we could possibly start by next Monday.\n\nFri 2/25 I briefly met the kids to make sure they had chosen a book.Nakya was once again absent so the teacher chose Jamari instead. My goal for them was to be finished with the book by Monday so we could get the actual project started. It seems like the 2nd graders will need more time to finish the book. They all  seemed pretty excited about the project.','Weeks 7,8 @ Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-78-fiske','','','2011-02-27 12:41:59','2011-02-27 18:41:59','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2241',0,'post','',1),(2244,39,'2011-02-28 11:04:39','0000-00-00 00:00:00','<pre><strong>Your Name: </strong>Sasha Reschechtko\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/28\n\nDay(s) worked or described: T, W, θ\n\nTotal hours for week: 6\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work:\n\nMain Report or Narrative: \nOn Monday I wasted some time starting to write an inventory that Kelsey had already written.  Then I installed Office 2k7 on the last few computers in the lab (there were field trips all week so the lab was empty).\nOn Tuesday I looked at a couple of donated computers to see what needs to be done to get them ready as teacher stations.  Two of them just need WXP installed (they have XP home right now); one of them needs a hard disk.\nI went in on Thursday to make up</pre>','Bret Harte: Week 8','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2011-02-28 11:04:39','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2244',0,'post','',0),(2245,39,'2011-02-28 11:09:47','2011-02-28 17:09:47','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/28\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T W Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Worked for a while on downloading some new NWEA tests, but no luck so far; I\'ll try again this week...  I did succeed in copying various files Ms Glover had on an old computer\'s desktop to her folder on the server.  Also reinstalled a printer in the counselor\'s office and reshared that printer.  Installed DVD drives in a computer in kindergarten and Ms Glover\'s computer (to replace her old one, which apparently broke).','Bret Harte: Week 8','','publish','open','closed','','bret-harte-week-8','','','2011-02-28 11:09:47','2011-02-28 17:09:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2245',0,'post','',0),(2248,71,'2011-02-28 11:21:21','2011-02-28 17:21:21','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/2/28\n\nDay(s) worked or described: M, W, W 11-3\n\nTotal hours for week: 8/4\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: School Compliance Report, Phantom Accounts\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nSorry for missing a week!  Seventh week, Mitch came to help me on Monday and worked wonders with the \"Norwegian Disk,\" which made me feel like a spy.  I also Started in on the phantom accounts problem on the Macs and ran several scans.  This continued into eighth week until I found some corrupted files, which explains the issue.  (More in those email updates I sent.)  I also began work on a wikispace for basic tech instructions and web 2.0 type links as requested by Ms. Johnson and Ms. Allen.  I will get it looking better (and fuller) this week, unless I get another project (which I probably will).\n\nI also helped this woman who had borrowed the DTA video camera...  That took way too long, as she had stored a 4 hour video file (split into 8 clips, one of 3gb size) on the camera and didn\'t know how to get it off or into the right format, so I had to use my laptop to convert it for her, etc.  Who needs four hours worth of video of a \"grade meeting?\"  &gt;.&lt;','Dumas: Weeks 7 & 8','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-weeks-7-8','','','2011-02-28 11:21:21','2011-02-28 17:21:21','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2248',0,'post','',0),(2253,76,'2011-03-02 11:57:46','2011-03-02 17:57:46','<strong>Grace Sonnabend</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/02\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 8.5\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Fiske Elementary\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> General tech/troubleshooting; student project\n\n<strong>URLS:</strong> <a href=\"http://www.photovisi.com\">http://www.photovisi.com</a>\n\n<em>username:</em>  Fiske  <em>password</em>: school123\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>\n\nI spent the majority of this week finishing up the collage project with my first two groups of students. I also attended to some small technical issues and updates on the side.\n\n<em>Monday 2/28: </em>I worked first with the sixth grade and then with the fifth grade group to polish up the collages they had begun the previous week, in the interest of having a nice-looking final product by the end of this one. I discovered that unfortunately Photovisi does not let you go back and edit a collage once you have saved it, which meant that some of the kids had to start their projects over. It wasn\'t hugely time-consuming and they didn\'t seem to mind, but I think this is a bit of a drawback to using this software.\n\n<em>Tuesday 3/1</em>: The students kept working on their collages. I asked the sixth grade if they wanted to take pictures and include them in their collages, but they didn\'t seem particularly interested and I had yet to install the camera software. Between groups, I set up the digital camera and the fifth graders took pictures of themselves to include in their collages (they were VERY enthusiastic about this.)  They didn\'t seem to mind restarting their projects.\n\nA teacher asked me to look at another printer in room 310 which was not printing her documents (she did not identify a specific sort of error.) I attempted to get into the classroom between collage groups, but it was locked. Fortunately I met up with the same teacher on the way out and she agreed to leave me a key the next day so that I could look at the printer.\n\n<em>Wednesday 3/2:</em>  Today the students finished their final collages and printed them out. The fifth grade was especially engaged and completed 2-3 collages apiece. Overall, the students seem happy with the final product. I was pleased by the polished look that was achieved, but I don\'t think I will be using Photovisi again due to the aforementioned issues.\n\nI also had a look at the printer with unspecified issues in 310. After some basic troubleshooting manuvers (restarting/resetting, clearing paper jams, etc.) it was printing successfully as of 11a.m. today. I noticed that it displayed a paper jam error message when there was in fact no such jam. If this happens again, I recommend clearing the print queue and restarting the machine.\n\nNext week I will be starting another round of collages, this time with 7th graders. I\'m excited to keep teaching, and I hope they can finish their projects before I go on spring break!','Week Nine at Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','week-nine-at-fiske','','','2011-03-02 11:57:46','2011-03-02 17:57:46','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2253',0,'post','',1),(2255,51,'2011-03-02 11:42:17','2011-03-02 17:42:17','This week at Fermi was fairly busy.  Ms. Freckleton moved into a new room and since there is not ethernet box, needs wireless cards installed. I am in the process of doing that.\n\nAnother teacher\'s ethernet port is saying it is unplugged when it is not.  I tried using a different cable that is working with its neighbor computer, but that did not work either.  I will return on Monday to try to fix it.\n\nI\'ve done a few things here and there for Mr. Hinton.  He wants me to install a document camera on his computer, so I asked him to fill out a tech request form.\n\nThe pre-k room has had some computer issues but I was able to fix their printer and keyboard.  Right now both rooms are sharing their black ink cartridge, i.e. taking it out of one computer and placing it into another.  I suggested asking for another cartridge from the office and they said they will take it under consideration.','Fermi Week 9','','publish','open','closed','','fermi-week-9','','','2011-03-02 11:42:17','2011-03-02 17:42:17','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2255',0,'post','',0),(2259,74,'2011-03-02 15:32:19','2011-03-02 21:32:19','<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/2\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MW\n\nTotal hours for week: 8.5\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech general\n\nMain Report or Narrative: This week, I made sure all of the computers in the lab had Scratch installed. I also continued upgrading memory, though on a much smaller scale. In room 215, one of the Dells had been unplugged because it was running so slowly. I discovered that it was probably because the disk was full (there\'s 1 GB RAM) so I started cleaning the disk, but I will have to go back and finish that before it works well. On Wednesday, I went down to the Latin room where I needed to install Adobe Reader in order for the teacher to open some documents. I also spent some time installing Kid Pix on one of the computers in the lab, but we were unable to remember/figure out how to point it to the server. I also tried to work on another computer having issues, # 23, which would run the Dell start up screen, then the Windows, then return to the Dell in a continuous loop. I ran some tests and got a lot of error codes. It looks like it might be the hard drive - I got error code: 7, which, from research, indicates that the hard drive may be failing or unable to be read. I used the Utility Partition for the other tests, but didn\'t have time to search to understand the error codes. I did not try running the computer on a disk nor remove the hard drive or do anything to the inside of the computer.\n\n</div>\n</div>','Ray Week 9','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-9-3','','','2011-03-02 15:32:19','2011-03-02 21:32:19','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2259',0,'post','',1),(2262,33,'2011-03-04 12:58:18','2011-03-04 18:58:18','<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/3/4 [2011/2/28]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described: </strong>M W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Mollison\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General / Web\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nThe placeholder website, after much phone finagling with CPS ITS people ended well. After refusing to answer their calls while in class, the site suddenly became accessible the same day. It appears that my argument regarding parental/LSC desire to have a standard URL plucked what available heart strings ITS/School Hosting Service people still have (no offense).\n\nIn other news, Terry and I (on Wednesday) taped up what turned out to be an incredibly dangerous bare wire in the computer lab (that needs to be fixed IMMEDIATELY by an engineer). We weren\'t sure just how dangerous it really was until Terry was shocked by a bare, live wire while taping the socket (from the inside). It\'s now thoroughly taped and covered, with a chair affixed with a warning just above it (the warning-chair).\n\nFurther, we played with Insight a bit more, and I (today) disabled the student account on the Insight console computer and left a nice note for teachers so they know why their students cannot login normally.\n\nLast thing, I made a guide for new staff and those transient staff members who make up the counselors and psychologists. The guide tells them how to get online. I was informed that it was successful in guiding them toward accessing the wireless internet here at Mollison.\n\nOne more last thing, I installed Sunbird for Ms. Otokiti, and she\'s also interested in posting on the *main* Mollison web site (to which I\'ve added a nifty JiJi button).\n\n<strong>Currently listening to: </strong>Ye olde aire conditioning in the lab.','Mollison Week 9: Electric Insight','','publish','open','closed','','mollison-week-9-electric-insight','','','2011-03-04 12:58:18','2011-03-04 18:58:18','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2262',0,'post','',0),(2265,71,'2011-03-04 14:12:09','2011-03-04 20:12:09','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/4\n\nDay(s) worked or described: M, W (11-2) F (1-3)\n\nTotal hours for week: 8\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Keyboards, Random Tech Problems, Liquid Damage  &gt;.&lt;\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nI started off the week fixing some random tech problems for teachers.  I helped set up for and train a teacher in INsight.  I also fixed a printer (just needed a full reset).  I also talked with the science teacher about tech development for her students and different physics simulators available through university websites (phet.colorado.edu is fantastic and I know the developers).\n\nOn Wednesday, I found a keyboard that would type \"weU\" when the \"w\" key was pressed.  Similar combinations of letters happened when other keys were pressed, and some didn\'t work.  After popping off the keys and cleaning the connections, I determined that there was possible liquid damage.  This is especially likely because of the delightful sticky black substance pooled around the space bar.  I cleaned it and tried manually pressing the pads to no avail.  That is when I appealed to Mitch and Sara for a tool kit.\n\nI picked up the tool kit on Thursday and attempted to open the keyboard on Friday but found that the bits were ever so slightly too big.  I examined the other keyboards in the lab and found several others that had clearly had contact with soda.  I talked to the librarian and Ms. Allen, and, though they presented somewhat conflicting information, it appears that there are students in the library with food and drinks.  I\'m not sure if there is supervision, but it is clear that even if there is supervision, it is not adequate.\n\nIf anyone has any ideas as to how I can bring up the issue to bring to light this lack of adequate supervision without stepping on any toes, please let me know.  Also, I\'m not sure if I should try to fix the damaged keyboard or not.  What do you think?\n\nWhat\'s playing:  \"I\'m a Cuckoo\" by Belle and Sebastian','Dumas: Week 9','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-9','','','2011-03-04 14:12:09','2011-03-04 20:12:09','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2265',0,'post','',0),(2270,73,'2011-03-04 21:31:35','2011-03-05 03:31:35','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/04\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> On Tuesday, I checked with Ms. Webb to see if the infection on her computer returned. It hadn\'t, so the annoyance is probably gone. Still, I ran the virus scanner to be safe, but it didn\'t detect anything.\n\nOn Thursday, I connected the school nurse\'s laptop to a printer in the main office. I wasn\'t sure where the printer was installed, so I asked Mrs. Zivko about it. She suggested that I ask to see the printer properties from a computer in the office. Once I had the information, I could connect the laptop to the printer.\n\nAfter that, a teacher asked me if I could do something about a slow computer. It was an IBM NetVista with 256 MB RAM. I remembered that we pulled out memory modules from disused NetVistas, so I added another 256 MB. I also installed Chrome for browsing-purposes. (I left IE as default.)\n\nA lab computer fails to start Windows. Eventually, I arrived at the error message \"unmountable boot volume\". Now I\'ll research into that to see if there\'s a solution.','Week 9 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-9-at-ray-6','','','2011-03-04 21:31:35','2011-03-05 03:31:35','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2270',0,'post','',0),(2273,75,'2011-03-06 19:49:52','2011-03-07 01:49:52','For the past 2 weeks, I\'ve mostly been talking to teachers about making classroom sites and asking them how they\'d like to incorporate technology into their lessons.  A number of teachers now have blogs (Ms. Pocic, Ms. Miller, Ms. Fisher, and Ms. Hill; Ms. Neely and Ms. Davis created blogs earlier), and they\'ve been playing around with them for the past few days.  They\'ve all said that they\'d start really updating them in the upcoming weeks; I hope they do!  I\'ll also be continuing to add new sites for other teachers and check in with the ones who have blogs already.\n\nMs. Davis really wants the teachers to go to the computer lab more (or, failing that, use the laptops that the school has for classroom use).  She gave each class a time for the lab twice a week in two 20 minute blocks, but there are very few teachers who actually take their classes to the lab.  The computers in the lab now have Insight installed on them, which we\'re hoping will make it easier for the teachers to control their kids when they take them there.  They also now have Child\'s Play installed on them.  Ms. Fisher seemed most willing to go to the lab in the near future, so I asked her what sort of things she\'d like to do.  She especially wanted games that developed addition and subtraction skills (1st grade level), and that would be appropriate for students who were at different levels of understanding.\n\nI\'ve been looking over many game sites, and have found a couple of games that look really good.  <a href=\"http://www.fun4thebrain.com/addition.html\">This </a>was a site I particularly liked, and I was able to test it on a few first- and second- graders who enjoyed playing the games.  I also discovered <a href=\"http://gcompris.net/-en-\">gcompris</a>, which seems like it would be great for the younger kids.  Ms. Davis and I are hoping that next quarter, if my class schedule works out the way I want it to, I will be able to run labs several times a week.  We\'d really like classes to go there at least once a week, and maybe if I\'m there to help, the teachers will be more likely to go.','Weeks 8 and 9 at Robinson','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-8-and-9-at-robinson','','','2011-03-06 19:49:52','2011-03-07 01:49:52','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2273',0,'post','',0),(2276,72,'2011-03-16 02:24:50','2011-03-16 07:24:50','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/4\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T F, T F, T (Sick on Friday)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>8.5 (x2.5)\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>So the past few weeks were a little more uneventful than earlier, mostly because there really aren\'t any big projects happening at Reavis anymore. In any case, a lot happened in terms of just small things. I mostly ended up helping teachers out, as well as trying to further square away the computers that are sitting in rooms 202 and 112 waiting to be delivered out into the world. For the most part, those computers are ready to go, but I\'m still working on figuring out which rooms would be best for them. I talked with several teachers, and by far the biggest problem in distributing these computers is just free space in the rooms. I mean apparently no teacher has enough room for a full desktop + monitor set up. I ran into this problem consistently in most rooms, as the placements of the electrical sockets in the rooms just ruin a lot of plans for setting computers up, unless extension cords are snaked throughout the room, which is problematic in its own right. In the end, I managed to get 3 computers out to classrooms, but there\'s still a fair number of them still sitting there with little to do. I\'m unsure what to do with the remaining 4 or so, but they might end up getting used as replacements for the burned out ones in the computer lab or something.\n\nI was working to try to get several additional computers working that failed the initial screening. One had a busted power supply, but for some reason I couldn\'t remove the power supply, and neither could Terry, so we just kind of shrugged and moved on. There was also a computer with a mysterious beep code that turned out to just mean that the RAM was bad. Unfortunately it was the rare kind that didn\'t appear anywhere in the school (DDR 184-pin), so Terry brought over this pretty big box of RAM that I grabbed some from for some computer upgrades.\n\nIn other news, I\'m finding that more and more computers in the computer lab have low motherboard batteries. I put in an order for more of them, but they haven\'t come in yet, so there might be some problems with Deep Freeze until those can get in. Also I\'ve noticed that the heater isn\'t being turned on in the computer lab any more, which is obviously a good thing for those computers. There\'s also been some problems of hardware getting taken and moved around in the computer lab lately, but I don\'t think there\'s a practical way to stamp that out aside from just telling teachers to keep a tighter leash on their students (unlikely but...).\n\nAs for a summary of the tech problems that occurred at Reavis over the past few weeks, for the most part they were complaints about the speed of computers. I\'m not sure what the source of the problem is, as I\'ve observed several identical Optiplex 260s and 280s in configuration performing at very different speeds. I\'m guessing that there\'s a relationship between the speed of the computer and the number of programs installed, though that\'s completely unconfirmed. In any case, I got calls in rooms 204, 205, 107, 207, and 216 about slow computers over the course of the past few weeks. I\'ve been trying to round up spare RAM and distribute them out to slow computers that have 256 MB, but the performance improvement varies depending on the machine. Sometimes uninstalling some programs and defragmentation helps, but not significantly. I\'m guessing that the Windows install might be the source of the problems then, but repairing Windows might be a bit problematic. In the end, I just settled for some modest increases in the speed of the computers. Hopefully I won\'t get too many more complaints for the same rooms...\n\nAs for specific tech issues, there was one case of malware popping up on a computer in room 102. I\'m not exactly sure how it happened,  seeing as how McAfee was running, but it was some malware posing as an anti-virus program and reporting 50000 errors that must be repaired. I\'m not sure exactly what kind of malware it was, but it wasn\'t a very problematic one. It disabled most .exes and the task manager, but I grabbed process explorer and got it running by just changing the name to \"explorer.exe\" (like I said, not a very good piece of malware). Shut down the process tree of the malware program, and it didn\'t start up again, which thankfully meant that it didn\'t infest any deeper into the computer. Then I just installed and ran malwarebytes to get rid of it. Not sure why McAfee didn\'t catch that in the first place though.\n\nThere were also some more problems with printers. In particular, the one in room 204 kept on reporting some issues, but they seemed to resolve themselves after a while. One time a teacher had a problem with the printer constantly reporting being \"busy\", but that problem just seemed to clear itself up. Not sure what\'s up with that.\n\nI also got some requests to install some software on some computers, including phonics software and a reader program. I was amazed at just how slowly some of these things installed. Pretty incredible.\n\nI think that that\'s more or less everything that happened at Reavis for the past few weeks, or at least everything important.','Reavis Weeks 8, 9, and 10','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-weeks-8-9-and-10','','','2011-03-16 02:24:50','2011-03-16 07:24:50','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2276',0,'post','',0),(2281,47,'2011-03-08 10:56:26','2011-03-08 16:56:26','Much of my work this quarter has been simply fixing simple malfunctions as they arise and occasionally setting up new printers and other equipment. This week, though, I ran into a persistent problem with one of the Dell Latitude E5400 laptops.\n\nMr. Wood reported that one of his computers was not connecting to the wireless network, so I had a look at it. My first instinct was to check and re-install the driver, since I couldn\'t find any other problems (the connection manager picked up the CPS network just fine), but I received an error when I tried to install the new Intel driver, and when I tried to re-install the Dell wireless utility. Both errors reported not finding compatible hardware on my system, so I cleaned the registry and scanned for malware but wasn\'t able to find a definitive solution.  I\'m not sure if anybody else has had this problem, but if so, were you able to solve it?\n\nAlso, I talked to Mr. Wood about getting some windows XP discs to do a few re-installs, but he doesn\'t know of any at Dulles. Does CUIP have any that could legally be used on the CPS machines?','Week 9 and 10 at Dulles','','publish','open','closed','','week-9-and-10-at-dulles','','','2011-03-08 10:56:26','2011-03-08 16:56:26','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2281',0,'post','',0),(2289,45,'2011-03-09 13:00:24','2011-03-09 19:00:24','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/9\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Wends\n\nTotal hours for week:0,3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: router and printer issues, mysterious disappearing USB files, compliance checks\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nWeek 9- was sick.\n\nWeek 10- The printer in the library wasn\'t working, so I did a network check on it, say it stalling at initializing, and reset it. However, it still stalled at initializing, because the router was unplugged. When I plugged it back in (using the cord I assume was correct), the router did not turn on. Spent the next hour trying various configurations of cords and power outlets with the router, to no avail. Tried going to the pool room to find a replacement router or windows install disk (to deal with the computer in 207), but there were none that I could find. Someone had an issue where files on their USB drive that they had created today showed up on the computer they were created on, but not on any other computer- I couldn\'t figure that out, either. I need to remember to install the music software on the computers in 110 next week.\n\nWhen we bring the router back in, the printer should be reset to the static IP address of 10.100.232.253, if possible, to avoid changing the ports on all the computers again.','School of Entrepreneurship: Weeks 9 and 10','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-weeks-9-and-10','','','2011-03-09 13:00:24','2011-03-09 19:00:24','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2289',0,'post','',0),(2292,39,'2011-03-10 13:31:15','2011-03-10 19:31:15','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/03\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T, W, Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Bret Harte\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> A couple of printer things this week: network printers  needed to get installed on a few computers around the school.  I also installed a computer from the \"graveyard\" in 204 in the lunch room (the lunch room manager needs internet access) and setting up laptops to work on our wireless continues to be a popular service.\n\nMore teachers are asking for DVD players (a request I can\'t really do anything about); perhaps I was silly to try to oblige those first few requests...  Not sure where to take this; I am not quite sure how legitimate any of the individual classroom\'s/teacher\'s needs are, but it is kind of odd that almost none of the classrooms have computers with DVD drives.\n\nWe finally got the rest of the toner cartridges for the printer in the lab, and the printer works, so I started installing the printer (it is a network printer) on computers in the lab.  Most of this was while classes were in the lab, though, so most of the computers still don\'t have a printer installed.  I also installed DeepFreeze at the same time as the printers; right now all of the computers in the row by the windows and the computers facing the teacher computer have DeepFreeze (as well as a few others).','Harte: Week 10','','publish','open','closed','','harte-week-10','','','2011-03-10 13:31:15','2011-03-10 19:31:15','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2292',0,'post','',0),(2294,2,'2011-03-10 17:13:31','0000-00-00 00:00:00','','What i did the last two weeks at Pretend School','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2011-03-10 17:13:31','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2294',0,'post','',0),(2295,2,'2011-03-10 17:16:05','0000-00-00 00:00:00','Your Name: Mitch Marks\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/03/08\nDay(s) worked or described: M W  F \nTotal hours for week:4:30\n\nThe School: Ray\n\n\nKind of Work: (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\n\nURL(s): (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Lorem ipsum carpe diem…\n\n(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)\n\nMy regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____\n\n(Optional) Thought for the week: (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, “…Not!” gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\n\n(Optional) What’s playing now?:\n\n(Optional) What’s been good to read lately?:\n\n>>>>>>——>>>>- Don’t forget to mark categories >>>>>—–>>>>\n\n(How to mark categories: Clear Person Reporting box, but check your name in the Person Reporting section; check your school in the Schools section. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!)','What I did at Pretend School the last couple weeks','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2011-03-10 17:16:05','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2295',0,'post','',0),(2297,33,'2011-03-11 11:42:59','2011-03-11 17:42:59','<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/3/11 [2011/3/7]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 4\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Mollison\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General / Web\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nThanks to one Casimir Pulaski, I didn\'t work on Monday. Wednesday was reserved for discussing the Monster XChange with Terry and realizing that testing was happening this week, rendering my job slightly less important.\n\nI showed Ms. Ebisi how to use Insight more effectively in the lab (creating a block list and/or allow list for various websites as well as muting speakers).\n\nNothing much else to speak of at this point.\n\n<strong>Currently listening to: ?!</strong>\n\n&nbsp;','Mollison Week 10: Testing Inaction','','publish','open','closed','','mollison-week-10-testing-inaction','','','2011-03-11 11:42:59','2011-03-11 17:42:59','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2297',0,'post','',0),(2302,63,'2011-03-13 20:59:55','2011-03-14 01:59:55','','last week sexton','','trash','open','closed','','last-week-sexton','','','2011-03-13 20:59:55','2011-03-14 01:59:55','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2302',0,'post','',0),(2304,63,'2011-03-13 22:01:04','2011-03-14 03:01:04','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Tiffany Moran\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/04\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>1h 45\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Sexton\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>The past Fridays I have been checking in on teachers in their classrooms and hoping they are not incredibly busy. One thing I forgot to mention before is a problem Ms. Bada was having that I was not sure how to fix because at first I had misunderstood her. She had told me that she could not find files she had previously saved on her classroom computer, so I checked it and noticed it had deepfreeze so I temporarily deactivated it and told her to save her files and her students\' files in the thaw space. But later it turned out that the problem was that say she signed into the library computer with her login and saved some files, then she signed in on her classroom one with her login but she could not find the files she saved in the library. I was not sure what to tell her because I was not sure how this is actually supposed to work. However, she is at least able to save things on her classroom computer now. Another day, I was checking on computers in Mr. Smith\'s office and finishing up on the laptops, when Mr. Preabt let me know that two of the computers were not loading the read 180 program. So I checked them and the problem was that they were not connecting to the internet so the program was not able to fully load, after I connected them to the cps wireless the program was running fine on both. I then checked in with the teacher in the room next to 103, I\'ve helped her before with her printers and installing programs so I wanted to make sure everything was still working fine. She got a new printer and asked me to connect it to her classroom computers which I did and then I wrote down for her the ink cartridges needed for her three different printers. So far not many teachers seem to be having major problems, if any, however Mr. Smith did let me know that teachers have expressed interest in using technology more in their classrooms once testing is over. Mr. Smith was wondering if there are any computer/tech-based projects, programs, activities that other schools are doing that Sexton can start using as well. So I think for now I am asking for suggestions, and hopefully spring quarter will have teachers more involved.','last week sexton','','publish','open','closed','','last-week-sexton-2','','','2011-03-13 22:01:04','2011-03-14 03:01:04','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2304',0,'post','',0),(2307,71,'2011-03-13 23:24:58','2011-03-14 04:24:58','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/13\n\nDay(s) worked or described: F (11-2:30)\n\nTotal hours for week: 3.5\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nDumas was closed Monday, and I collided with a 15,000 word lab report on Wednesday, so I worked on Friday.  I came in and took apart a teacher\'s keyboard to remove something lodged under her enter key.  I then showed another teacher how to customize the settings and restore some iPods that had been incorrectly synced.  The bulk of my time was spent setting up new writing software (Writing with Symbols) on several laptops for a teacher.  He also has a new smartboard, so I helped him with a few minor customization details.  While using the board, his computer crashed (flash video in internet explorer, a classic).  I switched him over to google chrome and showed him how to clear his cookies, etc.  It turns out he had let the kids use his laptop, and they had downloaded extra toolbars and programs.  I\'ll be going in on Monday and Tuesday of next week to make sure nothing is going to explode while I\'m on break.  ;)\n\nThe keyboards from Mitch are working out excellently.  I\'m trying to convince Ms. Johnson or Ms. Allen to take the defective keyboard home for a trip through the dishwasher, but they are having a hard time believing me (I am, too.).\n\nHope you all have a relaxing break!','Dumas: Week 10','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-10','','','2011-03-13 23:24:58','2011-03-14 04:24:58','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2307',0,'post','',0),(2312,74,'2011-03-14 10:26:55','2011-03-14 15:26:55','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/14\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: 3\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Clean Up\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Due to testing going on, I spent my time organizing in the IDF room.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>','Ray Week 10','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-10-2','','','2011-03-14 10:26:55','2011-03-14 15:26:55','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2312',0,'post','',0),(2315,73,'2011-03-14 23:00:25','2011-03-15 04:00:25','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/14\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> There was testing in the mornings, so I first tried to fix the computer in the lab that couldn\'t start up. We decided at this point using the recovery CD would be the best option. We still haven\'t gotten it to boot up, so I\'m still working on that.\n\nOn the other hand, I found out what caused the stuttering audio from DVDs. Windows caused the transfer mode to be stuck at PIO instead of DMA. The solution was to clear the relevant registry values. When Windows restarts, it recreates the entries with the correct values. I fixed the problem in Ms. Krecik\'s projector computer. I\'ll fix the computer in the Latin room next time (if it\'s caused by the same problem).','Week 10 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-10-at-ray-3','','','2011-03-14 23:00:25','2011-03-15 04:00:25','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2315',0,'post','',4),(2319,67,'2011-03-17 02:09:13','2011-03-17 07:09:13','<strong>Your Name: Joshua Sung</strong><strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/3/17\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: 3\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School: Fermi</strong><em></em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Installed some software on a computer (forget exactly which one, but the software had to do with counting change etc.) It needed the .net framework (?) to run, which took forever to download. Also a teacher complained about her new wireless card not working, but I think the Linksys utility just crashed or something because a restart fixed it.\n\nThere are a couple of computers throughout the school which basically aren\'t working, but we don\'t really have replacements right now. Tried defragging, checking memory etc, but nothing helped. I just left the computer there for now and put a note on it.\n\nA teacher asked me to fix an issue with being unable to access the CPS remote access on her laptop. The problem I found was that the remote access site does not work with the 64-bit version of Internet Explorer which is almost indistinguishable in Windows 7. The problem has something to do with flash being unavailable in 64 bit systems. Anyway I changed her shortcut to use the normal 32 bit version and everything turned out fine. I think she had some kind of spyware mess up her normal IE which was fixed after a scan.\n\nWhen I\'m there next time I\'m gonna see if I can get some of the computers lying around up and running.','Fermi week 8-10','','publish','open','closed','','fermi-week-8-10','','','2011-03-17 02:09:13','2011-03-17 07:09:13','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2319',0,'post','',0),(2322,39,'2011-03-17 12:35:52','2011-03-17 17:35:52','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/17\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M, W, Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Bret Harte\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Monday and part of Thursday were spent in the lab playing with DeepFreeze and Insight.  I finished installing DeepFreeze and put the computers into groups by row (same methodology as insight).  I figured out which computer on DeepFreeze were which computers in the lab by using the naming we had in insight and identifying them by IP address (not optimal since IP addresses are dynamic, but I did it over a relatively short period of time so doubt any addresses changed).\n\nI also checked to make sure the scanner is installed in the lab (it is).  Ms. Glover said she is going to start a project using the scanner with some of  the students next week; perhaps that is something to check on Friday or next week since I won\'t be around then (I think).\n\nToday was mostly printer stuff: I tricked a printer into thinking it was closed (taped the switch) so it would print and installed a new toner cartridge in another one.  Still no luck sharing the printer in 110 with a script, though: the permission errors keep on happening.  It doesn\'t seem like the permissions change permanently: after I change them and hit \"apply\" I can close and reopen the security box and the security is the same as it used to be (\"everyone\" is missing).  Permissions to the \"startup\" folder are OK and I tried giving everyone \"full permissions,\" but it still isn\'t working...','Harte: Final(s) Week','','publish','open','closed','','harte-finals-week','','','2011-03-17 12:35:52','2011-03-17 17:35:52','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2322',0,'post','',0),(2325,73,'2011-03-18 14:16:08','2011-03-18 19:16:08','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/18\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> The VLC fix didn\'t work in the Latin room, so I\'m looking for another solution.\n\nFor the lab computer that doesn\'t start into Windows: I was able to boot the computer with an Ubuntu live CD. I could access some files from the hard drive through, so I don\'t think it\'s a hardware problem. I\'m thinking of swapping out the hard drive, if I can find an unused hard drive with Windows on it.\n\nFor the spring quarter, I\'ll be working during the same hours: T/Th 11:00-2:00.','Week 11 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-11-at-ray','','','2011-03-18 14:16:08','2011-03-18 19:16:08','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2325',0,'post','',0),(2328,70,'2011-03-18 21:17:10','2011-03-19 02:17:10','sorry for the lack of updates.\n\n<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/18\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F/W /W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6.6/2.3/2.1\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Mon 2/28: I spent the day fixing computers in the lab. Mostly, installing drivers.\n\nWed. 3/2 I went over the guideline with the kids. They will be acting  out either the entire book or key scenes in the book. The 7th graders finished the book and started on their summary. I had some troubles  with the 2nd graders as they were \"running around\" and got in trouble  by Ms. Jefferson. From now on I will be escorting the kids to and from  the computer lab. I talked to the kids about respect, work and fun, and  how this project is still school work but can be fun. We then played  around with the mic and the sound recorder adding effects in to make it  sound weird and funny. The 2nd graders don\'t have their books done and  my goal for them was to have the books finished by next week.\n\nFri 3/4, I edited the 7th graders\' summaries. They seemed to  have grammatical errors: run-on sentences and such. Their summaries also  seemed to miss out key important parts of the book and add in  superfluous details. I had them edit the summary again. I gave them  their first hw, making them finish the summary by next Wednesday. My  goal for them wass to be finished with all the paperwork stuff before my  spring break, March19-26, and get started shooting the video. For the  2nd graders I made them read the books quietly so they could catch up.\n\nMon 3/7, school was closed.\n\nWed 3/9: I did not see the 7th graders but saw the 2nd graders. I made them start the summary but with their slow typing it seems like it will take some time.\n\nFri 3/11: I had finals and an essay and did not go.\n\nMon 3/14: I had finals and did not go.\n\nWed 3/16: I spent the day organizing and cleanup up some left over computers in the basement. I tested them out to see if they worked. Most had some power supply issue or motherboard issue. Of the approx. 22 computers, we were able to salvage 6 working ones. The rest would be picked up and sent away. I told the kids before I left to be finished with the summary so we can start shooting the video after I come back from my break.\n\nFri 3/18: I left for my spring break and did not go.','Weeks 9, 10, 11 @ Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-9-10-11-fiske','','','2011-03-18 21:17:10','2011-03-19 02:17:10','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2328',0,'post','',0),(2332,45,'2011-03-23 13:04:08','2011-03-23 18:04:08','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/23\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Wends\n\nTotal hours for week:3,3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: router and printer issues, installing software\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Week 11- finally just plugged the printer directly into the internet, as all the computers had wireless. Installed music software on a few computers- mostly debugged, but not sure how students will work across machines.\n\nWeek 0 (spring break)- finished installing the music software, tried to find a computer, started installing office 2007 on two computers in 103. Some odd printer issue with the laptop in 103 and the Deskjet there- the driver will install, but the printer installation won\'t recognize the driver, and the installed printer wouldn\'t work. There needs to be a replacement computer in 207- do we have a spare one?','School of Entrepreneurship: Weeks 11 and 0','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-weeks-11-and-0','','','2011-03-23 13:04:08','2011-03-23 18:04:08','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2332',0,'post','',0),(2337,72,'2011-03-30 12:42:49','2011-03-30 17:42:49','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/26\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> (Finals on Tuesday) F / T W Θ F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>33:06<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis<strong>\n</strong><em></em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Tech for Project, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>So yeah, I worked at Reavis over the Spring break, thus my rather insane hours, but anyway, onto more interesting/important things! I think I\'ll try breaking things down by room in this report, just to help organize my thoughts a little better.\n\nSo to start off: the Office. I think I ended up spending the most time here, as I spent the better part of a day cleaning out the Vault and trying to sort out the old wires and stuff that was in there. I was in dire need of some USB printer cables, so I decided to just clean out this old box of stuff there anyway, to see what else was salvageable for Reavis. Unfortunately, there really wasn\'t too much else interesting there. I did end up finding one USB printer cable, but otherwise it was mostly just cables for various things. I found at least 5 more ethernet cables, 2 telephone cables, and a ton of old parallel port printer cables. Those were mostly useless, since I don\'t think any PC in Reavis actually has a parallel port anymore, but I kept them anyway since they were still neatly packaged, and perhaps they might find some use in the future (unlikely). Apart from those cables, I found a lot of stuff for an old video camera and projector, but I didn\'t actually see whether they actually still work. So basically going through the box was a rather useless exercise in terms of tech needs for Reavis, but oh well.\n\nRoom 102: I ended up installing a new inkjet printer for this room after the old one was stolen for some mysterious reason. I still don\'t know where the old one went, but whatever.\n\nRoom 103: A new scanner actually came in, and Mr. Khelghati requested that I set it up in room 103 for community usage (after it turned out that there really wasn\'t any room for it in the office), so now there\'s a community scanner. Unfortunately, it\'s still slightly problematic for teachers to actually use it, since there isn\'t an easy way of getting the files from the scanner computer to their own personal computer. I don\'t know if anyone has actually used it, but they can, at the very least, e-mail them to one another. I was tossing around the idea of publicly sharing a folder on the computer that all scanned documents would get saved into, but I didn\'t actually do it. If you guys have any other suggestions, I\'m all ears!\n\nThe room across the hall from the Office: Turned Num Lock on (Three people had difficulty logging on because they didn\'t know that it wasn\'t on), and turned the table around so students couldn\'t look over the teacher\'s shoulder and see what they were doing (it\'s a detention room).\n\nRoom 104 (Mr. Coleman\'s Office): Tried to mess with the fax machine a bit more. I still don\'t know what\'s wrong with it, but no faxes are getting sent out, and all faxes that I try to send out are just saved into memory. There\'s no error message though, and the phone that\'s connected to the fax works just fine. No idea. I also tried moving the unused computer in Mr. Khelghati\'s office into this one, but it turned out to be slower than the existing one, so I just put it in storage in case it would be needed elsewhere.\n\nRoom 105 and 106: Gave each room one computer that had been sitting in storage waiting to be used, and set them up properly for usage.\n\nRoom 114: Installed a new printer for her after the printheads on her two existing ones died.\n\nRoom 5: Reinstalled the wireless adapter on one computer after it stopped logging onto the wireless automatically, and installed Microsoft Office and Adobe Reader on both computers. For some reason, the only way I could actually get the Adobe Reader installer was to install Chrome and download it from there, since Adobe wanted to install these silly add-ons for IE and FF and failed at doing so. I also renamed them both properly and got them CPS compliant, but for some reason, one computer has no option to join a domain. CPS\'s script got stuck precisely because of this reason, so I ended up just leaving it domain-less.\n\nRoom 201: For some reason, the computer by the door refused to log on for Ms. Askew, but it worked perfectly when I tried. *shrug*\n\nAnd while I\'m on that note, I ended up renaming the printer in Room 204 to 204 Lexmark or something like that. Some teachers got confused as to which Lexmark was which (the one in 103 would be like \\i5580w42...Lexmark and the one in 204 would be like \\i5580w4008...Lexmark), so I first renamed the printer, then reinstalled it on every machine in the wing. I didn\'t do this for the 103 printer though.\n\nRoom 202: Went through every machine in the room and recorded it for asset disposal. Terry came in and helped with taking some spare parts out of some of the machines for future use (just in case), and we ended up removing some PSUs, CD Drives, and HDDs. After that, I lined them all up by the door for removal, and they\'re all gone now. I also checked some of the spare parts in the cardboard box to make sure they\'re all functional, and to see what spare parts we had. Unfortunately I get the feeling that most of that stuff won\'t ever be used, but oh well.\n\nRoom 205: One computer on the end was apparently having issues where the computer would freeze up after some usage. I really couldn\'t figure out the reason why it did that though, nor could I replicate the freeze. I ended up just giving up after a while.\n\nRoom 211: There\'s a laser printer in this room, and whatever document it tried to print out, the middle segment of the page was just blank. After some snooping around, I determined that the toner was probably running out, so I placed an order for another toner cartridge.\n\nRoom 216: So the computer lab has issues with hardware getting stolen and moved around, so I ended up inventorying the losses and changes from what the computer lab should look like, and e-mailed that information to Mr. Khelghati and Terry so that Mr. Khelghati could try to clamp down on the thefts and stuff happening in the room. Also, the laser printer in the room apparently stopped connecting to the network, even though it\'s connected to a switch and the other computers on the switch work fine. But Mitch came in, plugged the printer into a wall socket, and all was well. I\'m not sure what\'s up the switch though. I need to look into that.\n\nI think that\'s pretty much it. I didn\'t elaborate on a lot of stuff that I ended up trying to fix some of these issues, but I\'m sure no one cares about it anyway, and that people\'s eyes would begin to glaze over, so I just excised those portions.','Reavis Weeks 11 and 12','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-weeks-11-and-12','','','2011-03-30 12:42:49','2011-03-30 17:42:49','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2337',0,'post','',0),(2341,74,'2011-03-30 17:53:53','2011-03-30 22:53:53','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/30\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: 3\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I started work today and resumed some work on making an organized and presentable list of the computers in the school. Mrs. Zivko was/is considering moving the lab computers into rooms to replace IBMs and possibly renting computers for the lab. There is also a goal of having three student stations per classroom. I was just gathering some data about what is currently set up. I also helped students during class and worked on STMath a little bit. The plan was for Peter to set up STMath and put the icon on the desktop for school5560, but I was there during lunch so had the space to start work on that.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Ray Week 1','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-1','','','2011-03-30 17:53:53','2011-03-30 22:53:53','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2341',0,'post','',0),(2344,39,'2011-03-31 12:27:14','2011-03-31 17:27:14','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/03/31\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M, W, Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6:00\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Bret Harte \n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Report or Narrative: </strong>Got back to work on Monday; Ms. Glover wasn\'t in but there were a couple of work orders to check in on.  A teacher wanted to block a certain website in the computer lab (it\'s a game website).  I went ahead and blocked it with insight, but  my guess is that that method of block is generally ineffective because there are a lot of websites where  students can play games instead of doing work.  It would probably make sense, at some point, to think about being more systematic about web limiting (maybe only allowing certain sites instead of blocking certain ones).  This is probably something to discuss with Ms. Glover, but she never seems to be around; the past week it seems that there are just substitutes in the computer lab.\n\nThere was also a kind of odd problem with a wireless card that seemed to stop working; I just pulled the card and put it back in the comptuer and it seemed to start working again (it looked like the antenna had been dropped or something because the base was mutilated, but I don\'t think that affected the antenna itself).\n\nI spent most of Wednesday and today working on Ms. Goosby\'s computer, which had some sort of annoying virus that tells you that your computer has a virus and that you should pay a lot of money to get rid of it.  I sent an email about this, but pretty much I ended up deleting Ms. Goosby\'s local account and the virus seems to have gone with it; Ms. Goosby\'s account was regenerated when she logged in again and I think all of her files are accessable through \"my documents\" on the server.\n\nI think word has also gotten around that the printer in the lab works and does color; a lot of people (primarily teachers) have been printing on it (from the lab).  Don\'t know if this is a problem or not, but we\'ll see what happens...','Harte: Week 1','','publish','open','closed','','harte-week-1','','','2011-03-31 12:27:14','2011-03-31 17:27:14','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2344',0,'post','',0),(2347,73,'2011-03-31 15:57:07','2011-03-31 20:57:07','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/31\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> On Tuesday, I worked on the computer that did not start up. I swapped a hard drive from an unused computer, ran XP recovery, and ran the remediation script. Mrs. Zivko wants to hold up on setting it up in the lab. Instead, she wants to see if it\'s needed in another classroom.\n\nThen I went up to Mr. Cusick\'s room for his work order. The computers didn\'t have the right printer set as default, so I put a script to set it to default on start-up. One of his computers had crashed, so I brought it to the lab.\n\nOn Thursday, I put the ST Math icon on the rest of the computers in the lab. Then I looked at Mr. Cusick\'s computer. The computer did not start at all (not even the Dell splash screen) while the fan keeps running. I couldn\'t figure out how to diagnose it. If it\'s a hardware problem, I\'ll look into the IDF room for parts.','Week 1 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-1-at-ray-4','','','2011-03-31 15:57:07','2011-03-31 20:57:07','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2347',0,'post','',0),(2350,45,'2011-04-01 13:03:01','2011-04-01 18:03:01','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/1\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Fri\n\nTotal hours for week:3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: computer updates\n\nMain Report or Narrative: As the students were gone, I could get updates running on more computers without worrying about their being messed with. Also ran the fixing package on a few computers with spyware. Got about 6 computers updated.','School of Entrepreneurship: Week 1','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-week-1-2','','','2011-04-01 13:03:01','2011-04-01 18:03:01','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2350',0,'post','',0),(2352,71,'2011-04-29 15:01:24','2011-04-29 20:01:24','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/3/13\n\nDay(s) worked or described: F (11-2:30)\n\nTotal hours for week: 3.5\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nDumas was closed Monday, and I collided with a 15,000 word lab report on Wednesday, so I worked on Friday.  I came in and took apart a teacher’s keyboard to remove something lodged under her enter key.  I then showed another teacher how to customize the settings and restore some iPods that had been incorrectly synced.  The bulk of my time was spent setting up new writing software (Writing with Symbols)\n\n&nbsp;','Dumas: Week 1 (and 11)','','trash','open','closed','','dumas-week-1-and-11-2','','','2011-04-29 15:01:24','2011-04-29 20:01:24','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2352',0,'post','',0),(2354,70,'2011-04-01 17:44:18','2011-04-01 22:44:18','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/01\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>2.4\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Mon 28, didn\'t go.\n\nWed 30: continued the book report project. I gave them a sheet defining protagonist, antagonist, and the dramatic arc. I gave them homework to do, finishing up their summary. I hope to start shooting their videos next week. The 2nd graders seemed more excited than the 7th graders.\n\nFri 1: school was closed.','Week 1 @Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','week-1-fiske-2','','','2011-04-01 17:44:18','2011-04-01 22:44:18','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2354',0,'post','',0),(2357,72,'2011-04-04 13:16:38','2011-04-04 18:16:38','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/01\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>8.5\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>The brunt of my work over the past week consisted mostly of just general tech issues around the school. I\'m still waiting on the complete inventory from last year so I can see what\'s changed for the mass inventorying that CPS wants done. Anyway, on Tuesday, I worked to set up a printer in room 102, because the previous one that they had been using got stolen somehow. I encountered some form of \"kid desktop\" software, which was rather frustrating to deal with, since apparently only two out of the multiple teachers in that room actually knew the password (and even then, they had to go retrieve it from their notes). Also mysterious was that the techco passwords didn\'t work, and the teachers account on the computers was an administrator account. No idea what\'s up with those two computers, but whatever. I installed the printer on both of them, then reset the techco password.\n\nI also got several reports concerning slow computers in the school, and I couldn\'t really do too much for them because I know that I had already run all of the tools known to my mind at least (defrag, cleanup, etc), short of a reinstall of Windows. I ended up installing some more RAM on several machines, particularly one in 205 and another in 201. I saw a slight speed boost, but nothing too considerable. I guess that the problem has to come from Windows then or something.\n\nAfter dealing with those slow computers, I did a quick look through the computer lab. I noticed that another two mice had gone missing, and that some keyboards or mice seemed to have been swapped between computers. I also checked all of the computers, and noticed that two had issues, but I ignored them for now since I wanted to catch Mr. Khelghati to tell him to send out the tech notice about the computer lab before any more equipment got stolen/moved.\n\nI found Mr. Khelghati, and he sent out the tech notice about the computer lab. But for the rest of Tuesday, I worked with Ms. Alverado to get all of the spare parts that I needed to get Reavis up and running, which consisted of: Spare MoBo batteries so those Deep Freeze problems could stop, spare mice both for general usage and to replace those that were presumably lost in the Computer Lab, Toner for the printer in 211, and replacement toner for the Lexmark model in the Office and for the Lexmark C734ns that populate the school.\n\nOn Friday, I spent a lot of time in the computer lab, working on those two computers that I found problems with. Inside of one of them, the heatsink had detached from the MoBo, for reasons unknown to me. It\'s probably fixable just some thermal adhesive, but I just set the computer aside for now, since the school definitely didn\'t have any. The other computer kept on getting a BSOD after being on for a certain amount of time. That pretty much meant that the HDD was on its last legs, and sure enough, I soon got an error that the primary boot disk couldn\'t be found. I tried to get chkdsk to run on the machine, but it ended up flaking out every time I tried. I should probably just replace the HDD with one from another broken machine, but I didn\'t get around to that.\n\nI also ended up installing some of the Elmos that came in (it\'s like a projector but with a camera) in some classrooms, and showed the teachers how to work them.\n\nThere was also this computer that was sitting in storage in the Office, and I moved it with the other computers in storage in room 112, and checked its viability. It was fine, except that it needed some RAM, after which it ran just fine. I\'m still having trouble finding a teacher with room for these computers though. I think there\'s still something like 5-6 unused ones. I might end up putting some in the computer lab to try to offset the shortage there, since we basically just lost another two.','Reavis Week 1','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-1-3','','','2011-04-04 13:16:38','2011-04-04 18:16:38','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2357',0,'post','',0),(2359,71,'2011-04-04 09:02:41','2011-04-04 14:02:41','<div>\n\nYour Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/3\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MT, WF (12-3)\n\nTotal hours for week: 6\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher, Installing Software, Accounts (again!), Begging\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nWeek 11 was finals week for me, so I went in to help download a couple software packages for Ms. Johnson and help several teachers learn about iPods and iPads.  On Tuesday, I stayed after school to observe the after school program that might have been the cause of some computer problems.  They were a bit too young to be responsible, and the supervision was satisfactory.\n\nOn Wednesday, I stayed after again when there was no after school program and found kids running around the lab with food...  long story short, the issue is raised and hopefully those kids will be getting a lecture.\n\nI went back to Dumas on Wednesday and began installing Adobe After Effects, which is about 3.5 gb of goodness.  I also made software updating a part of that process.  I got sucked into helping manage a class in the lab and also dealing with the same accounts issues.  I then begged Ms. Johnson for Deep Freeze for Mac.  I\'ll be doing it again on Monday.\n\nOn Friday, I helped rearrange the computers in the lab.  We now have new tables and everything looks pretty.  Also, the power cords will not constantly pull out of the computers.  I also set up a Photo Shop lesson for the seventh graders for this coming week.\n\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Dumas: Week 1 (and 11)','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-1-and-11','','','2011-04-04 09:02:41','2011-04-04 14:02:41','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2359',0,'post','',0),(2368,39,'2011-04-08 12:17:21','2011-04-08 17:17:21','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/08\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M, Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>4\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>On Monday I spent a while swapping computers in Ms. Dawkins\' room; I am not sure whether anything was wrong with the computer other than its having 256 mb of RAM, but I switched in a computer from 204 and added RAM from the original computer.  I also had to install the old computer\'s wireless card, which wasn\'t a problem.  The lunch room manager couldn\'t find impact on her computer, so I added a desktop shortcut (which didn\'t install for some reason, I guess).\n\nOn Thursday I updated printer drivers for the counselor\'s office (210), where they have been having a lot of problems with a pretty new printer.  Recently those problems seem to have been alleviated by power cycling, but there was a newer version of the driver available so I installed it in case it makes a difference.  I spent most of the rest of the time on Thursday looking at the ActivExpression setup in room 201, which doesn\'t currently work.  The teacher doesn\'t have the software for it, but it might be that we can switch her to ActivInspire so she can use them.  I also followed up on Mr. Schwartz\' problem from a while with a virus affecting his local login, but apparently someone fixed it.','Harte: Week 2','','publish','open','closed','','harte-week-2-2','','','2011-04-08 12:17:21','2011-04-08 17:17:21','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2368',0,'post','',0),(2370,49,'2011-04-08 13:01:57','2011-04-08 18:01:57','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/08\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<strong><span style=\"font-weight: normal\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher</span></strong>\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>My first week back at Canter after studying abroad was good- if you ever want to feel like your job makes a difference, stop doing it for 3 months then come back and see how glad all the teachers are to see you. A lot of my work this week was spent going through the lab and getting all the computers up and running again- plugging in mice, keyboards, ethernet cables, making sure they could all connect to the internet and print, etc. The lab was in mild disarray, but not as bad as I expected. There are a lot more random parts piled up in the corner- I\'ll have to ask about doing another asset disposal if they are going to be trashed.\n\nI also installed a scanner in room 205 and helped Dr. Conlan move student data from one excel spreadsheet into another with a different template (eg |Last name, First Name| in one cell -&gt; | Last Name | First name | in different cells). I also helped a teacher in the lab with a laptop that had a rotated screen. I was a little worried that the students had discovered the CTL+ALT+arrow key shortcut and I would be doing nothing but re-orienting screens for the rest of the year, but only administrators are allowed to do it. Don\'t know how it got rotated in the first place, but I\'m glad those security settings are in place.\n\nI looked into backing up the server, but the keyboard and monitor had been plugged into a Safari server and I didn\'t want to break anything. I emailed Mitch and Russ about it and will backup the server next week.','First Week Back at Canter','','publish','open','closed','','first-week-back-at-canter-5','','','2011-04-08 13:01:57','2011-04-08 18:01:57','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2370',0,'post','',0),(2374,74,'2011-04-08 16:18:29','2011-04-08 21:18:29','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/8\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF\n\nTotal hours for week: 8\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: On Monday I helped the sub in class and had problems with Education City. Since there were no students Wednesday I followed/listened in to Mitch and Ralph work out some details. We planned for me switched Ralph\'s computer to a newer one next week. On Friday I went in to set up for testing next week. Some mice were missing, but everything went smoothly.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Ray Week 2','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-2','','','2011-04-08 16:18:29','2011-04-08 21:18:29','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2374',0,'post','',0),(2380,77,'2011-04-08 21:40:12','2011-04-09 02:40:12','Name: Bill Waldrep\n\nDays/Hours Worked: MF/4.0\n\nDescription:\n\nMonday: First actual day at work. Ms. Johnson was somewhat surprised to see me. I spent the first hour sitting in the back of her classroom during 5th grade computer lab, then was assigned to diagnose/repair a computer in the teacher\'s lounge. I verified the computer was connected to the internet and a nearby printer, removed a paper jam, but was unable to determine if  the printer was fixed without a functioning mouse.\n\nWednesday: School closed before 12 for report cards\n\nFriday: 6th grade teacher reported that all her machines were running slowly. I performed an inventory of all the computers in the classroom, recording asset tag #, RAM, CPU, OS, and current network status. I added memory to one of the older machines to bring them all up to 512MB. I then ran disc cleanup and defrag on all but one of the machines, marking the final one for replacement. As I was leaving I checked back on the machine in the teacher\'s lounge. With the aid of a functioning mouse I was able to determine that the printing drum was empty. Ms. Johnson said she will have me replace it next week.','Week 2 at Woodlawn','','publish','open','closed','','week-2-at-woodlawn','','','2011-04-08 21:40:12','2011-04-09 02:40:12','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2380',0,'post','',0),(2382,70,'2011-04-08 21:48:39','2011-04-09 02:48:39','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/08\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6.8\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Mon 4/4 I worked with the kids thinking of scenes to shoot for their book reports. We plan on shooting 10 main scenes for their report and stitching them together. I also installed Audacity on the school laptops for Ms. Knox.\n\nOn Wed 4/6 I installed Audacity on the computers in the parent room. I also checked to see if they had Microsoft Publisher. Of the five computers in the room, the ones at the end did not have Publisher but had Office XP instead of Office 3 or 07. As I was installing Audacity the last computer gave out, giving the dreaded flashing amber lights. The second computer on the right would log on to techco but would not log on for school3360. When logged on as techco, the taskbar was also hidden and whatever I tried to do did not work. I also finished installing Audacity on the laptops.\n\nFri 4/8, we started shooting the video for the book report. We mainly shot scenes for Semaj\'s (7th grader) and Jalen and Jamara (2nd graders). We shot some of the scenes outside but most were in the computer lab. The kids had fun acting out the scenes and we will start again after their spring break.','Week 2 @Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','week-2-fiske-2','','','2011-04-08 21:48:39','2011-04-09 02:48:39','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2382',0,'post','',1),(2386,45,'2011-04-09 01:33:47','2011-04-09 06:33:47','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/8\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Fri\n\nTotal hours for week:2\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: computer updates\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Finally found the one computer that had the most issues in the system. Turns out that it is in room 203, and that windows service pack 3 had failed to install on it no less than 4 times since 2009. Tried installing it again, got an error which net tells me is likely to need registry editing. However, as the deep freeze on the computer (while thawed) was 3 versions out of date and my password didn\'t work for it, and the outdated anti-virus couldn\'t be updated either, I decided to try and reformat it. Unfortunately, the format disk we have is a DVD- can I get the CD version from CUIP sometime next week? If not, I\'ll try to do a temp swap of a DVD drive.\n\nAfter that, I took a brief look at a computer in 217 that was running slow- thought it might be RAM, but it had 2 256 Mb segments, which was as many as the motherboard could hold. Getting it to run faster wouldn\'t work- better to replace if it becomes a huge problem with the antivirus.','School of Entrepreneurship: Week 2','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-week-2-4','','','2011-04-09 01:33:47','2011-04-09 06:33:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2386',0,'post','',0),(2390,72,'2011-04-11 16:59:55','2011-04-11 21:59:55','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/4/09\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>8\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>This week was relatively tame in Reavis, as I\'m in this period where there isn\'t too much going on other than the more mundane things. Tuesday started off with some more tech problems in the Computer Lab. The power plugs on the monitors keep on getting knocked loose, and kids seem to be changing the input type on the monitors as well, probably by accident. I worked a little bit in the computer lab, but soon I went to go fix a problem in Room 214. The same computer that had the I/O parity error twice before was acting up again, but, like before, the problem just went away on its own. I\'m really not sure what\'s going on with that computer, though I suspect that either the Motherboard or the wiring is going to give sometime soon.\n\nUp in Room 205, the internet connection on the first computer was somehow not working, though it just turned out that the wireless connection stopped automatically connecting to the internet for whatever reason. Easy enough fix. Down in Room 114, I again had trouble with the computer there, as it seemed like the Wireless card software was again conflicting with the Windows wireless configuration. After fiddling with it a while, I just re-installed the Wireless Drivers and the problem went away. I had to get picked up early on Tuesday, so that was all I got done.\n\nOn Friday, I learned that the stuff that we ordered back on Friday of last week actually arrived on Tuesday, it\'s just that I never met up with Mrs. Alverado that day, so I didn\'t know. In any case, I first checked back in on the computer lab, making sure that it was still up and running. I noticed that another mouse (or perhaps two?) got stolen, and so Terry made the suggestion to order the plastic cable ties. Mrs. Alverado placed the order for them, and so I\'m going to hold off on adding any additional mice to the computer lab until those come in.\n\nI also went to work on examining some more computers that I had placed into storage. I had placed 2 into storage last week, but I didn\'t actually check to see if one of them was functioning properly. They turned out to be just fine (though a tad on the slow side), so I can go out and place them wherever. However, the problem at Reavis is that teachers don\'t have the space in their classrooms to place these computers to begin with, as the only sockets in the room are awkwardly placed, and CPS regulations means that we\'ll have to grab multiple extension cords to get power to the actual available space in the classrooms. So for now, those computers will be stuck in storage, but I\'ll put them into the computer lab next week as I got the all-clear from Mr. Khelghati.\n\nI also took a lunch break after talking with Terry, as I was absolutely starving for some food. Note: Subway is really, really, really busy during lunchtime.\n\nBut anyway, after I grabbed some food, I went upstairs to room 211 to replace the toner cartridge for the printer, which fixed the problem of the printer not printing the middle of the document. I then got called into room 5 to examine the computers there, which for some reason wasn\'t letting a parent access her e-mail. It turns out that it wasn\'t really the computer\'s fault as opposed to AOL being really cranky [again] (Yahoo Mail and Gmail worked just fine). After that, the building closed down, so I hung out in the office for a while, trying to figure out what to do with the scanner in room 103, as I\'m sure that no one was using it. Personally I feel like its placement is rather wonky, but there really is no other place to put it, so I just left it there for now.','Reavis Week 2','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-2-3','','','2011-04-11 16:59:55','2011-04-11 21:59:55','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2390',0,'post','',0),(2394,73,'2011-04-12 14:52:23','2011-04-12 19:52:23','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/12\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Last week mostly consisted of trying to diagnose Mr. Cusick\'s computer. There was also a computer in the lab which could not start into Kid Pix.\n\nBesides the two computers, I went to room 312 as they had some problems with the student computers. Some of the computers weren\'t plugged in securely to power. The room has five student computers and the wiring is really messy. I was able to boot up another one after shutting it down. However, there was one computer that couldn\'t start Windows.','Week 2 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-2-at-ray-4','','','2011-04-12 14:52:23','2011-04-12 19:52:23','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2394',0,'post','',0),(2404,72,'2011-04-15 16:41:48','2011-04-15 21:41:48','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 8.5\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Stuff to do at Reavis is exponentially decreasing, though I\'m not sure why (Spring break?). In any case, on Tuesday I mostly handled some extraneous tech issues that popped up. For one, the printer in Mr. Coleman\'s office strangely decided to stop printing from the paper tray, and instead wanted paper manually fed in from the paper feeder. I wasn\'t sure why it was doing that, as it printed out a report from the tray just fine. But when I went to print from a computer, it suddenly got angry and decided that it needed to print from the manual paper feeder. I forced the printer to print from Tray 1, and it fixed itself, which indicated to me that the printer, for whatever reason, didn\'t think that the tray was set to standard Letter sized paper. However, fiddling with it a bit, it seemed to fix itself, even though I didn\'t do anything significant. So I just left it.\n\nAfter I finished that, Mr. Khelghati requested that I move the scanner that I had installed in room 103 to his office since no one was using it. So I unhooked the scanner from the computer in room 103, then moved it over, installed the drivers and all pertinent software, and all was well.\n\nIn room 107, Mrs. Johnson requested that I look at an extremely slow computer. After some examination, I found that one of the McAfee services, \"frameworkservice.exe\", was using up 100% of the CPU. It was registered as a system service so I couldn\'t end the process through task manager, even after I logged onto techco. I then assumed that a complete reinstall of the anti-virus software would fix it, so I tried grabbing the install package from the compliance site. Unfortunately, it seemed like even IE was being silly, so I had to plug in my USB and use Chrome Portable to get the anti-virus install. I started the install, but even though I left it for an hour or so, it didn\'t finish installing, so I just left it on for the rest of the day, hoping that it would fix the problem. I never went back and checked, and now I realize while typing this up that I forgot to do so on Friday. Oops.\n\nIn room 110, Mrs. Boyd told me that the computer that I had set up last week didn\'t have sound. I found that its internal speakers were broken, though the sound card seemed to be fine since headphones worked. So I went on a school-wide search for some speakers for the computer, and after finding two not-working speakers, I finally found a pair that worked and installed them.\n\nOn Friday, I first dealt with a computer in the office that seemed to print out incomplete pages. I traced the problem to Adobe Reader, and I installed the new version of Adobe Reader. One issue that came up though was that the Adobe site apparently is evil and wants to install some ActiveX control to proceed with the download if the browser is IE or FF. So I had to use my Portable Chrome to directly download the file without having to install some Adobe strangeness. Even worse was that on IE, the information bar seems to have been disabled, so I couldn\'t even install the ActiveX control to begin with. Ah Adobe...\n\nAfterwards, I got a request from Mr. Khelghati to sort through some Excel data that he had concerning students. He wanted me to sort a list of students to pick out any that had a D or F in Math or Reading, or 9 or more absences. I didn\'t know about custom filters in Excel, so I proceeded to go online and search for at least an hour or so about ways to try to sort data given three criteria. Then I asked a friend online, and he pointed me to custom filters, and made me feel stupid. Afterwards I sorted the data in a few minutes.\n\nThere was then a lull in the work for a while, and Terry and I sat around waiting for Mr. Khelghati to finish up meeting with someone. Terry left a while later, and then I got word from Mr. Coleman that the computer lab was a giant mess and wasn\'t ready for testing on the Tuesday after Spring Break. Since I was informed of this problem at around 2pm, I immediately got off my lazy bum and went up to the computer lab, while Mr. Khelghati and Mr. Coleman announced that it would be shut down for repairs (this was serious business!). So I went up, and went around checking to make sure every computer had a mouse, keyboard, and was working properly. In the course of this, I found that the first computer on the right had succumbed to the BYLoD (Blinking Yellow Light of Death), and had essentially died. A lot of computers had keyboards moved around and mice moved around, but in the end I managed to get 24 computers working, 21 of which had mice, which was the exact amount needed for the first day of testing. I didn\'t put in any additional mice for fear of getting them stolen, and I decided to wait for the cable ties instead.\n\nAnd I got them about 15 minutes later when the Office Depot delivery arrived. Huzzah! I went up and tied down the cables of the 21 computers that did have mice, so there would be at least no issue for day 1 of testing. I didn\'t have any time to install any more mice and tie those down, but when I get back on next, next Tuesday, there shouldn\'t be a stealing/moving around problem in the computer lab anymore.','Reavis Week 3','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-3-3','','','2011-04-15 16:41:48','2011-04-15 21:41:48','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2404',0,'post','',0),(2410,67,'2011-04-15 21:47:34','2011-04-16 02:47:34','<strong>Your Name: Joshua Sung</strong><strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/15\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: 3\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:</strong><em><strong> Fermi\n</strong></em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>I met with Mitch this week and we worked on setting up one of the new Windows 7 machines. It went pretty smoothly, and we managed to get an old printer to work with Windows 7 by tricking the driver a little bit. We also set up a computer with Dibbles, although apparently the Palm\'s should be synced because of issues with 64 bit Windows. Anyway, after Mitch left, I set up another classroom with an old printer attached to a Win7 machine using the same trick, and managed to share it on the network.','Fermi Week 3','','publish','open','closed','','fermi-week-3-2','','','2011-04-15 21:47:34','2011-04-16 02:47:34','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2410',0,'post','',0),(2423,49,'2011-04-19 15:57:44','2011-04-19 20:57:44','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong> </strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/19\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<span style=\"font-weight: normal\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher</span>\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>This week was filled with a bunch of odds and ends. I backed up the server, installed InSight on the computers in the mac lab, moved a computer from the closet in the office and set it up in 107, and fixed a printer in 307 (a cartridge was broken). I think I have just about worked my way through the backlog of things to do, although there always seems to be something breaking.\n\n&nbsp;','Week 2 at Canter','','publish','open','closed','','week-2-at-canter-4','','','2011-04-19 15:57:44','2011-04-19 20:57:44','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2423',0,'post','',0),(2396,74,'2011-04-14 02:22:47','2011-04-14 07:22:47','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/15\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MW\n\nTotal hours for week: 6\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: On Monday I helped in the lab and some more test preparation. On Wednesday I worked a little in the lab, but mostly worked on getting a new computer set up for Ralph. It is mostly set up, but I need to make his account an administrator for the computer. Deep Freeze and Insight need to be uninstalled. Kronos and the printer are yet to be set up on the new computer.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>','Ray Week 3','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-3-4','','','2011-04-14 02:22:47','2011-04-14 07:22:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2396',0,'post','',0),(2400,39,'2011-04-14 13:12:26','2011-04-14 18:12:26','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/14\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M, W, Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Bret Harte\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I spent most of this week researching and slowly doing stuff to install ActivInspire on a computer in 201 so that the teacher could use her clickers (trade name: ActivExpression).  I ended up downloading the installer from a computer that already had ActivInspire on it because I couldn\'t find a link on the real internet.  Today I actually installed it, but didn\'t have time to do much with it (like set up the clickers); I guess I\'ll try again after break.\n\nNaturally, there was also random troubleshooting of computers that wouldn\'t turn on because they weren\'t plugged in, mice that didn\'t work, printers without paper, et al.','Harte: Week 3','','publish','open','closed','','harte-week-3-2','','','2011-04-14 13:12:26','2011-04-14 18:12:26','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2400',0,'post','',0),(2414,77,'2011-04-16 20:58:22','2011-04-17 01:58:22','<strong>Name: Bill Waldrep</strong>\n\n<strong>Days/Hours Worked: MWF/6.0</strong>\n\n<strong></strong><strong>Description:</strong>\n\nThis week was spent going through each classroom and doing an inventory of all the machines. I recorded the asset tag #, RAM, OS, CPU, and ran disc cleanup and defrag on the slower machines. I also brought all the Dells up to 512 MB or more of RAM. One of the teachers informed me that two of their computers were broken. I found that the monitor of one was unplugged, the other had a fatal error and would not POST. I replaced the dead machine with a (theoretically) functioning Dell from the storage closet, and left it running to be scanned over Spring Break.','Week 3 at Woodlawn','','publish','open','closed','','week-3-at-woodlawn','','','2011-04-16 20:58:22','2011-04-17 01:58:22','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2414',0,'post','',0),(2417,71,'2011-04-18 08:47:11','2011-04-18 13:47:11','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/18\n\nDay(s) worked or described: M (1-3) W (1-5)\n\nTotal hours for week: 6, 5\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher, Installing Software, Accounts (again!), PhotoShop Class Prep\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nDuring week 2, I dealt with yet more accounts issues-- the kids deleted several program files.  I fixed that and helped supervise the lab for a class.  Wednesday, I put Adobe After Effects on all the computers in 313.\n\nWeek 2, I helped prepare for the photo shop class (from Bright Spark) for Ms. Henderson\'s class.  I checked that PhotoShop Elements was on the computers in 203 and found that 2 of the computers didn\'t have bootcamp (Mr. Tolbert is looking into getting another copy of the software).  I also helped with some minor tech issues with browsers and the web filter.  The web filter ended up blocking access to an education blog, so  requested an exception through IT.  I got deep freeze on Wednesday and talked with Ms. Johnson about it and how we want the frozen computers to look-- we will do more after spring break.  Hopefully we can figure out how to configure everything!  I\'m sure we\'ll be fine.\n\nAlso, they\'ve instituted a new \"three strikes you\'re out\" policy in the computer lab for classes.  I\'m hopeful that this will result in less misbehavior in the lab.\n\n&nbsp;','Dumas: Week 2 and 3','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-2-and-3','','','2011-04-18 08:47:11','2011-04-18 13:47:11','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2417',0,'post','',0),(2421,73,'2011-04-19 08:26:53','2011-04-19 13:26:53','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/19\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> The students were done with testing, so I spent most of Thursday taking down the laptops in the science lab. We put away the laptop cart in the IDF room, and we expect to use some of the laptops this week in the library. I contacted Ms. Travis to let her know I was coming in on Tuesday of spring break.','Week 3 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-3-at-ray-3','','','2011-04-19 08:26:53','2011-04-19 13:26:53','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2421',0,'post','',0),(2426,74,'2011-04-20 19:11:15','2011-04-21 00:11:15','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/20\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: 3\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Library Work\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I went in for a few hours today to help switch the library to a new system.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Ray Week 4','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-4-5','','','2011-04-20 19:11:15','2011-04-21 00:11:15','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2426',0,'post','',0),(2429,75,'2011-04-25 14:49:01','2011-04-25 19:49:01','Your Name: Clara Gibbons\n\nToday\'s Date: 4/25/11\n\nSchool: Robinson\n\nKind of Work: Computer lab, tech general\n\nAfter coming back to Robinson and fixing a few minor problems (malfunctioning printers, for the most part, especially the printer in Ms. Hill\'s room), I started running computer lab for room 306.  At Ms. Davis\' suggestion, I\'ve been taking small groups of kids (5-6 at a time, on average) to the computer lab to work on Study Island.\n\nIt\'s been going pretty well; I usually go into the lab before I get the kids to turn on specific computers and get Insight running (I block all websites except study island, block computer programs, and I have the screens blanked when the students come).  Because they aren\'t really even able to do anything besides what they\'re supposed to do, the students usually do their work with no attempts to play games, etc.  So far I\'ve gone to the computer 3 times, and I\'m hoping to go again on Wednesday of week 5.\n\nThere has been one major issue when I went to the lab, but I don\'t expect it to happen again.  On Wednesday of week 3, I had 5 students in the lab for about 45 minutes.  They were pretty well-behaved for the first 40 minutes.  Then the bell rang, and I told them to shut down their computers.  One girl had stood up to leave, and was walking towards the door, but she hadn\'t shut down her computer or closed Study Island.  A boy went to turn off her computer, but she thought he was looking at her Study Island scores, so she got very angry and pushed him to the ground.  He then stood up and tripped her so that she fell, and then they both started trying to hit each other.  I pulled them apart, but since I was the only adult in the room I had trouble getting them to calm down.  One of the custodians heard the commotion, so she went to get the security officer who is in the building.  He came quickly to the computer lab, and the students calmed down.  Apart from that one incident, the kids have been very well-behaved in lab.','Week 2 and 3 at Robinson','','publish','open','closed','','week-2-and-3-at-robinson','','','2011-04-25 14:49:01','2011-04-25 19:49:01','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2429',0,'post','',1),(2433,71,'2011-04-29 13:33:44','2011-04-29 18:33:44','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/29\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF (1-3)\n\nTotal hours for week: 6\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher (INsight), Installing Software, Deep Freeze\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\nI installed photoshop elements on the computers in 313 and put it on the dock.  I also dealt with some issues with INsight-- apparently, some of the Macs are on a different channel from the rest of the computers.  I also talked with Mr. Tolbert about helping him set up the new computers starting on Monday.  He gave me some computer locks for the Mac lab, and I\'m putting those on today whilst I play with installing Deep Freeze on a guinea-computer.\n\nI\'m glad Mr. Tolbert is reaching out to me.  It\'s quite heartening.\n\nI am enjoying this beautiful weather today!  My bike ride was very pleasant.','Dumas: Week 5','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-5-2','','','2011-04-29 13:33:44','2011-04-29 18:33:44','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2433',0,'post','',0),(2438,49,'2011-04-29 15:25:49','2011-04-29 20:25:49','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong> </strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/29\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<em> </em><span style=\"font-weight: normal;\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Lab</span>\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>This week I spent a lot of time (re)fixing up the lab- I don\'t know if there was a poorly supervised class in there, or just one bad apple, but a ton of monitors were unplugged, keyboards moved, and mouse-balls stolen, etc. Everything is back to normal now, although Canter is short a usb mouse/keyboard. Russ dropped some off after I left for the week, so I\'ll set them up next week. I also helped the nurse with the computer in 104- it wasn\'t turning on and was giving an error for her, but when I was there it worked, and we couldn\'t get it to reproduce the error message so I don\'t really know what was going on. I told her to let me know if it happened again.\n\n&nbsp;','Canter Week 5','','publish','open','closed','','canter-week-5-2','','','2011-04-29 15:25:49','2011-04-29 20:25:49','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2438',0,'post','',0),(2441,63,'2011-04-29 17:20:04','2011-04-29 22:20:04','<strong>Your Name: Tiffany Moran</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/29\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M  W  F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>2h 49\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Sexton\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>First week back: I checked in on teachers and a few of them had some things for me to do. Ms. Bada got a new computer in her room and asked me to connect it to her wireless printer so I did but now she just needs ink. Ms. Jackson was having some trouble with her printer which she tried fixing by disconnecting and connecting stuff, so I checked in and it was working. She had said it said something about the driver before but it seems fine now and she said she\'ll let me know if anything comes up (nothing has). Then I checked in with Ms. Turner. One of her computers was taken away so she was left with the one without internet, which was the one I was working on last quarter. I tried installing the wireless card again and it wasn\'t working like last time until I finally realized that the driver I had installed (from the linksys cd) was not compatible with the pci adapter I was putting in the computer. I had taken a mouse from one of the old computers laying around in Mr. Smith\'s office earlier because Ms. Turner\'s computer mouse was not working and I had realized that that computer had a wireless card and an antenna still in it, so I took the pci adapter and antenna from that computer and put it in Ms. Turner\'s and now it has internet. I then began to run all the administrative stuff on it so it would have all the logins and stuff. This went into the next week...\nSecond week: I installed the anti-virus on Ms. Turner\'s computer, installed deepfreeze, and installed printer drivers and connected to her printer. There had been an issue where the computer automatically logged on to \"Current User\" but that stopped after it joined the domain so the techo and school accounts are on it. I also checked on computers in 105 and tried installing Office 2007 on one of them to see how and if it works but it froze and I haven\'t tried again. \nThis past week: Everything is different in the building now so I\'m trying to re-familiarize. I realized everything in the library was put in room 201 so I checked on it and things are working but I will check with the teachers on that floor about the printer situation because I know some of them relied on the library printer. I checked on Ms. Wingfield but she is out so I talked to the substitute teacher and it seems Ms. Wingfield will not be back for a while. So I connected her computer so the students and the substitute could use it and now I will be checking with her because she was asking about printing. I also looked in the lab and everything is fine. Mr. Smith did say we were going to install some programs into the lab computers next week so I will be checking on that. \nFinally, thank you Mitch for fixing the office, sorry I couldn\'t help but I checked with Ms. Washington and Mr. Smith and they said everything is working fine. I will continue checking in on them next week...and Alicia we will finally meet then, sorry I was in Ms. Wingfield\'s room when I was called down to the office, but I will definitely see you next week.','Sexton (week five)','','publish','open','closed','','sexton-week-five','','','2011-04-29 17:20:04','2011-04-29 22:20:04','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2441',0,'post','',0),(2444,45,'2011-04-29 19:23:12','2011-04-30 00:23:12','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/4/29\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Fri\n\nTotal hours for week:3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: computer updates\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Installed photostory 3 and ran updates on a bunch of computers in 211- there might be a virus on one of them, as I can\'t access task manager even after deleting appropriate registry keys, running the CPS full purge, and the antivirus scan. Also, DVD drive won\'t work with the computer in 203- we need the CD\'s (DVD drives at the school are SATA, and the power cords in the computer don\'t work). Last week was break, and the week before that I overslept.','School of Entrepreneurship: Week 3-5','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-week-3-5','','','2011-04-29 19:23:12','2011-04-30 00:23:12','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2444',0,'post','',0),(2451,70,'2011-04-29 20:36:18','2011-04-30 01:36:18','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/04/29\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6.6\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Weeks 3-4 were Fiske\'s spring break. On Mon. 4/25 Mitch came over and helped me remediate one of the computers in the 3rd floor lab. We went over basics such as: changing the computer\'s domain, installing antivirus, and changing the computer nam<strong>e. </strong>After he left  I installed other basic programs such as Comic Life and the printer driver.\n\nOn Wed. 4/27 I switched a broken computer for a fixed one. It always seem like we\'re lacking the blue VGA cables to connect the monitor to the computer. I also installed some basic programs on the computer.\n\nFri 4/29. A slow day. I had issues with a power-on password which I know how to fix. I hope to restart shooting scenes for the bookreports next week.','Week 5 @ Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','week-5-fiske-2','','','2011-04-29 20:36:18','2011-04-30 01:36:18','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2451',0,'post','',1),(2455,77,'2011-04-30 15:13:35','2011-04-30 20:13:35','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\n<strong>Your Name:</strong> Bill Waldrep\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>4\n\n<strong>Main Report:</strong>\n\nI finished up my inventory of all the computers in the school and created a spreadsheet to help Ms. Johnson keep track in future. I spent the rest of the week repairing some of the issues I discovered. (Connecting printers, swapping mice, replacing machines) I installed several educational games on the machines in the Kindergarten classroom. Ms. Johnson was unavailable on Friday, and I did not have enough remaining independent work to justify coming in. I was recently made aware of an issue with the library software which I hope to help Ms. Johnson address on Monday.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Week 5 at Woodlawn','','publish','open','closed','','week-5-at-woodlawn','','','2011-04-30 15:13:35','2011-04-30 20:13:35','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2455',0,'post','',1),(2461,74,'2011-05-01 14:23:51','2011-05-01 19:23:51','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/1\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF\n\nTotal hours for week: 7\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Testing\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I mostly helped in the lab this week as testing was going on. This involved setting up the program for the students and generally just helping Mrs. Zivko with the students. I also added the necessary programs (Scratch etc.) on the new computer we\'d put in the lab earlier to replace the one we gave to Ralph. I tried to practice uninstalling Insight (which didn\'t work, Russ was there) and Deep Freeze. Although I did the same thing to uninstall Deep Freeze as I tried with Ralph\'s new computer it was successful, which means I\'ll have to work more with Ralph\'s to figure out what the error is (probably administrator issues). On Friday I went in to set up the laptops for testing next week (in the science lab).\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Ray Week 5','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-5-6','','','2011-05-01 14:23:51','2011-05-01 19:23:51','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2461',0,'post','',1),(2464,72,'2011-05-03 16:37:56','2011-05-03 21:37:56','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/03\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>5\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Week 4 was Spring Break for Reavis, so I didn\'t do anything then. I was sick on Tuesday of Week 5, so I didn\'t do anything then either. On Friday though, when I actually did do something, I first met up with Terry, then we went up to check on the computer lab, as there were reports of more computers that weren\'t working or whose mouse were stolen. In any case, it turns out that the problem wasn\'t really that serious, and that they were easily manageable. Once we installed any necessary equipment, we then put cable ties on any computers that still needed them, hopefully ending our hardware woes in the computer lab. So after that, Terry left, and I finished setting up a computer that I brought into the computer lab to try to bring the computer lab back up to full capacity.\n\nAfter that, I checked the work orders, and I got several requests to run around the school fixing various issues, including installing a printer in Room 5, and multiple complaints of slow computers. I noticed that in two of those cases, the computers were extremely slow because of the anti-virus process sucking up 100% of the CPU. In the other cases, the teacher was mostly reporting after the fact, and I suspect that the anti-virus was also behind their computer issues as well, since the slowness issue appears to go away after a while.\n\nWhile the anti-virus processes are sucking up 100%, I can\'t seem to do anything to stop it. The processes are system protected, and restarting doesn\'t seem to work either. The only real choice is to wait it out. I\'ve tried to reinstall the anti-virus on several computers that showed these problems, but I\'m not sure if that has worked or not. Ah well.','Reavis Weeks 5','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-weeks-5','','','2011-05-03 16:37:56','2011-05-03 21:37:56','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2464',0,'post','',0),(2468,74,'2011-05-04 21:21:50','2011-05-05 02:21:50','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/4\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MW\n\nTotal hours for week: 6\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: There\'s not a whole lot left to do so I\'m helping Mrs. Zivko get some of the students\' projects ready to put up on her wiki page. On Monday I checked a projector computer, which was fine when I got there, but wasn\'t inventoried. On Wednesday I did more of the same and Mitch showed me the backup system so that I can clear it out when it gets too full.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Ray Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-6-5','','','2011-05-04 21:21:50','2011-05-05 02:21:50','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2468',0,'post','',0),(2479,45,'2011-05-06 13:35:58','2011-05-06 18:35:58','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/6\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Fri\n\nTotal hours for week:3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: computer updates and failed reformats\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Attempted to run the reformat on the computer in 203, but the second CD failed. Replaced with a new computer and ran updates. Continued to install photostory and update computers in 211.','School of Entrepreneurship: Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-week-6-7','','','2011-05-06 13:35:58','2011-05-06 18:35:58','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2479',0,'post','',0),(2485,49,'2011-05-06 18:06:49','2011-05-06 23:06:49','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong> </strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/06\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<strong><span style=\"font-weight: normal\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher</span></strong>\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: http://sourceforge.net/projects/windirstat/\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Monday I distributed the keyboards/mice that Russ dropped off last week, and now every computer in the lab is functional (for now). I was also asked to set up a computer for the students to use in 203- I spent most of the day salvaging parts for it from the closet/corner of the lab; the pc I chose had a full hard drive (i couldn\'t even download the files from the cps remediation site without getting a warning about it), but I couldn\'t figure out what was using all of the space. After some fruitless poking around, I downloaded Windows Directory Statistics (see link), which displays a very nice visualization of all of the files on the disk- it does one very specific thing, but it does it well. It turned out the temp folder had somehow ballooned to ~14gbs, so I cleared it out and set the computer up in 203.\n\nOn Wednesday Ms. Banks asked me to start doing inventory for another round of asset disposal. I spent the day inventorying the lab- I\'ll start on the rest of the building next week.\n\n<strong><em>\n</em></strong>','Week 6 at Canter','','publish','open','closed','','week-6-at-canter-8','','','2011-05-06 18:06:49','2011-05-06 23:06:49','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2485',0,'post','',0),(2490,75,'2011-05-09 14:55:33','2011-05-09 19:55:33','Your Name: Clara Gibbons\n\nToday\'s Date: 05/09/2011\n\nSchool: Robinson\n\nType of Work: Education resources\n\nThings have been very slow around here; I don\'t have much to report.  I\'ve been spending my time looking for online education resources that are suitable for some of the older (third grade) kids.  The fruits of my labor can be found at my wordpress site, cgibbons.cuipblogs.net (under the \"reading\" page).\n\nMs. Davis and I are probably going to administer the CPS tests in the computer lab in weeks 6 and 7, so I should be busier in the coming days.','Weeks 5 and 6 at Robinson','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-5-and-6-at-robinson','','','2011-05-09 14:55:33','2011-05-09 19:55:33','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2490',0,'post','',0),(2494,72,'2011-05-10 22:55:03','2011-05-11 03:55:03','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/10\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>3.5<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:</strong><strong> </strong>Reavis<em><strong>\n</strong></em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>I only came in on Tuesday this week since my alarm clock failed on Friday. But on Tuesday, I first checked up at the computer lab to make sure that everything was working fine. Everything seemed fine except for this computer that\'s on the far end of the middle island whose display driver seems to have crashed, resulting in a 640x480 resolution and messed up colors. I reinstalled the display driver and rebooted it, and it seemed to be fine after that. There were also several computers in that room that seemed to lack internet, though I ended up tracing the issue to the switch, which had been disconnected (again). I just turned the power back on and shuffled some wires around since it had gotten disconnected from a working ethernet port as well. I then checked to make sure that everything was online, including the printer since I had to change that one around as well. I also noticed that there were two computers that were giving the \"this computer is now in maintenance mode\" error, and that they wanted to restart to fix this problem. I checked the system clocks on both, saw that they were wrong, and changed them to the proper time and date. I also had to open up one of them to get at the password jumper. But I think I fixed the errors on both, and hopefully Deep Freeze won\'t reboot someone\'s computer in the middle of testing.\n\nI also got several work orders, including one for the parent\'s room (Room 5), where the internet on one of the computers had stopped working. I had installed wireless USB adapters on the machines to give them wireless, but I suppose that even the parent\'s room isn\'t safe for them, since one got stolen. I got another one and brought it in, then secured both wireless adapters down with cable ties to discourage this from happening again. The parents also complained about certain sites not working on the farthest computer from the door, but I couldn\'t seem to replicate the problem. Another issue that they had was that the printer had apparently stopped working, but I had just forgotten to set the printer that I had set up to the default, meaning that they were trying to print to some fax/pdf thing (I didn\'t actually see what it was going to). I didn\'t get any additional work orders for slow computers, so it seems like reinstalling the anti-virus did the trick for most of the computers, at least to the extent that they aren\'t just rendering computers completely unusable.','Reavis Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-6-3','','','2011-05-10 22:55:03','2011-05-11 03:55:03','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2494',0,'post','',0),(2471,73,'2011-05-05 02:28:31','2011-05-05 07:28:31','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/05\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> There weren\'t a lot of new requests this time of the year. I went into the IDF room to organize some the equipments there. I also picked up the engineer\'s new computer to uninstall Insight Student. Mrs. Zivko called tech support for uninstall instructions. The actual process was easy, as I uninstalled Insight on another computer this week for Mrs. Zivko.','Week 5 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-5-at-ray-4','','','2011-05-05 02:28:31','2011-05-05 07:28:31','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2471',0,'post','',0),(2475,39,'2011-05-06 11:47:16','2011-05-06 16:47:16','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/06\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M, W, Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Bret Harte\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I spent a lot of the day Monday trying to figure out why a game wasn\'t working on the computers in the Kindergarten room.  I kept on getting a \"division by zero\" error, but I didn\'t really know what to do about it so I tried running Windows Update on the computers in hopes that the error would get resolved.  I haven\'t checked back yet, though.\n\nWednesday and Thursday I worked in the lab checking to find working printers among the donated ones (some had empty ink cartridges) and playing around with installing them.  I am going to move one into a classroom in the basement, I guess.  I also reset the system volume levels on computers in the lab (so they would revert to the same level when restarted with deepfreeze), configured Ms. Glover\'s netbook to print to a printer in the main office, and showed the art teacher how to set print quality higher for printing photos (they did some sort of project involving digital pictures in art; I don\'t know what the project is, or whether it was related to any other tech projects at school, but it might be kind of interesting).','Bret Harte: Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','bret-harte-week-6','','','2011-05-06 11:47:16','2011-05-06 16:47:16','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2475',0,'post','',0),(2481,71,'2011-05-06 14:24:14','2011-05-06 19:24:14','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/06\n\nDay(s) worked or described: WF (1-3)\n\nTotal hours for week: 4\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher (Tolbert), Deep Freeze\n\nMain Report or Narrative:  My laptop crashed on Sunday evening (it needs a new logic board and will be fixed by this weekend...  just had to convince the Apple Store that it was the logic board and not the hardrive).  So, I was gone on Monday.  On Wednesday, I \"helped\" Mr. Tolbert with some asset tags.  I went through the computers he is retiring and wrote down all their asset tag numbers and made a google spreadsheet.  It wasn\'t what he made it sound like when he initially asked for my help via Sara.  I could have helped with much more complicated tech that he was in the process of doing on the new computers.  It\'s frustrating.  On Friday, I got Deep Freeze on a Mac and ran into an issue-- the Macs require a deep freeze username.  I\'m currently waiting for Ms. Allen to call the help desk so they can tell me what it is.  After I know, I am confident I can get deep freeze on all the Macs.  I ran a couple tests and it seems that there is a thawed state right after you install it.  During this time, you can make any changes.  If you log out then log back in, all your changes are still there, but if you restart, it goes back to the original frozen state.','Dumas: Week 6','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-6-2','','','2011-05-06 14:24:14','2011-05-06 19:24:14','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2481',0,'post','',0),(2496,39,'2011-05-12 12:40:54','2011-05-12 17:40:54','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/06\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M, W, Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Bret Harte\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Nothing particularly exciting this week (big surprise).  On Monday Ms. Glover was pretty into cleaning up the lab a bit, so we sorted some old computer stuff that was in a closet.  Theoretically we will do asset disposal in a bit, I guess.  I also looked at some problems in room 110, one with MathFacts which Mitch correctly diagnosed, and another with LLI that might be a printer incompatibility issue (I couldn\'t find any PCL drivers for that printer).  I checked in on some psychosematic computer problems; everyone says their computer(s) is slow, but they\'re all pretty normal...  Not fast, but there\'s not really anything to do about it.  I put a printer in a room in the basement (literally put it there; they didn\'t want it hooked up, or hadn\'t decided how they wanted it--so I told them to leave a note in the CUIP folder when they do.  Finally, I started sorting through the donated (inkjet) printers to figure out which work/have ink (they donated a lot of ink cartridges, but it seems that most of those cartridges are not for the right printers).','Bret Harte: Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','bret-harte-week-7','','','2011-05-12 12:40:54','2011-05-12 17:40:54','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2496',0,'post','',0),(2499,74,'2011-05-13 00:47:12','2011-05-13 05:47:12','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/12\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MW\n\nTotal hours for week: 4.5\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: This week I worked on Ralph\'s new computer. Everything looks the same as his old, except for CITRIX (which is not for me to do) and the printer connection. I was unable to figure out how to successfully hook up the printer and heard a lot about the problems they had with it last year. Mrs. Zivko said that she would call someone and have them look into it.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>','Ray Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-7-6','','','2011-05-13 00:47:12','2011-05-13 05:47:12','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2499',0,'post','',0),(2502,45,'2011-05-13 13:44:56','2011-05-13 18:44:56','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/13\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Fri\n\nTotal hours for week:3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: computer updates, printer work, computer optimizing and hardware updates\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Got the printer in the library to work (again). Got asked by the police to help them with some issues their computers were having with slowdowns- got rid of some junk software, set their home pages to IMPACT, and installed some RAM in the computer that needed it. Installed photo story 3 on another computer. Also, do we still have the mac passwords? I\'ve forgotten the non-admin one, and the admin one didn\'t work.','School of Entrepreneurship: Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-week-7-6','','','2011-05-13 13:44:56','2011-05-13 18:44:56','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2502',0,'post','',0),(2508,75,'2011-05-13 14:52:02','2011-05-13 19:52:02','Your Name: Clara Gibbons\n\nT0day\'s Date: 5/13/11\n\nDays Worked/Described: MWF\n\nTotal Hours for Week: 6\n\nThe School: Robinson Elementary\n\nKind of Work: Computer lab, ed resources\n\nOn Monday, I went to the computer lab with Ms. Jackson (the substitute teacher for 306) and her students.  They worked on study island for about 35 minutes, and while it was more difficult to control the larger group (about 16 students), most of them did their work the whole time.  After school ended, I went to the main office and continued to look for education resources.\n\nOn Wednesday, too, I looked at websites for third graders.  I also revamped the school\'s cuipblogs website and put links on the site to all the resources I\'ve found so far.  Under \"Reading\" are the mostly text websites that I\'d like to have small groups of students work on--they don\'t like the reading comprehension exercises on study island, so I thought I\'d try to find some websites that talk about subjects that they\'re more likely to be interested in.  I haven\'t had a chance to experiment yet, but hopefully I\'ll bring a group of about 5 students to the lab, have them read for 30 minutes, and then spend another 15 minutes having each student summarize what they\'ve learned to their peers.  We\'ll see whether that actually works, but I can\'t get them to take the reading on study island seriously, and they need to get used to reading on the computer, etc.\n\nMs. Neely and I have been planning to have a kindergarten jeopardy game for all the kindergarteners.  We aren\'t sure when it will be yet, but hopefully it will happen before I leave for the summer!  I found a jeopardy template online, and I worked today (Friday) on coming up with questions that should be grade level-appropriate for the game.\n\nOn Monday, Ms. Davis and I will be bringing third graders into the computer lab to conduct CPS testing.  I\'ll be on hand in case anything goes wrong with computers during the test, and to help students login, etc.','Week 7 at Robinson','','publish','open','closed','','week-7-at-robinson','','','2011-05-13 14:52:02','2011-05-13 19:52:02','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2508',0,'post','',1),(2511,71,'2011-05-13 15:37:31','0000-00-00 00:00:00','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/13\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF (1-3:30)\n\nTotal hours for week: 7\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Internet Connections, Deep Freeze\n\nMain Report or Narrative:\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;','Dumas: Week 7','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2011-05-13 15:37:31','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2511',0,'post','',0),(2513,72,'2011-05-16 17:04:08','2011-05-16 22:04:08','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/5/13\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>8.5<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis<em><strong>\n</strong></em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Tech for Project\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Tuesday: There were no work orders, so I instead went to check on the computer lab first. It turns out that I had missed a computer with a CMOS battery issue last week, so I opened another computer up, took out the password jumper, and fixed that issue. I also noticed that the computer with the display driver issue last week had not been actually fixed, so I went onto Dell\'s site, and instead installed another graphics driver. I think this one worked, but I\'m not 100% sure. I also noticed that there was a computer that had Deep Freeze freaking out on it, yet it had no system time errors. I\'m not sure what was up with that, but I just restarted the computer and the problem seemed to go away on its own, which was nice.\n\nAlso on that day, I checked around the classrooms for any additional tech problems, but the only real complaint that I got that day was that the internet on one of the computers in the Parents Room had apparently cut out again, but a quick restart solved the problem. So whatever. For the rest of the day, I helped Mr. Khelghati with an excel spreadsheet that identified problem students in the school that were in danger of needing to take summer classes. Since he gave me essentially raw data that didn\'t fit with the data he previously gave me, I had to format it properly as well, so that took essentially the entire day to make it work properly.\n\nFriday: I basically just did the asset inventory for Reavis on Friday. I inventoried every computer/printer/Elmo/Projector in the school, since apparently the list from last year was essentially no good. I didn\'t have any time to check for any rogue computer issues, but no one talked to me about any issues, so I\'ll assume that I didn\'t miss anything (hopefully).','Reavis Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-7-2','','','2011-05-16 17:04:08','2011-05-16 22:04:08','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2513',0,'post','',0),(2517,70,'2011-05-13 20:40:13','2011-05-14 01:40:13','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/13\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F/ M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>11.5(total)\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Mon 5/2, started the project again. The video camera needed to be recharged so we worked on their summary. I also fixed a computer with a power-on password on a Optiple170L. The password given by Mitch did not work so I did the other method he recommended which was to reset the jumper on the mobo. This fixed the problem.\n\nWed 5/4 we started shooting scenes again. The 7th graders did a scene involving a lawyer and a judge. The 2nd graders did some scenes that could go into making a training montage.\n\nFri 5/6, we shot some scenes outside with the 7th graders. One of the books they are doing the project on is <em>Holes</em>. We shot the scene where the shoe falls from the sky and hits the main character which starts the chain of events in the book. The 2nd graders had testing and could not film.\n\nMon 5/9, some computers were locked out of the school3360 but after waiting it seemed to fix the problem. I helped remove some adware/pre-installed software on a laptop. The laptop had troubles of \"asking what program to open w/\" instead of running the .exe. I could not run regedit and run on cmd, thus I suspect a virus of some sort. I was not able to finish and fix it.\n\nWed 5/11, I had writing seminar and did not attend.\n\nFri 5/13, I had a math midterm which went longer than expected so I was late. The laptop I was supposed to fix was not there so I had to wait til Monday.','Weeks 6, 7 @ Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-6-7-fiske','','','2011-05-13 20:40:13','2011-05-14 01:40:13','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2517',0,'post','',0),(2519,71,'2011-05-15 22:27:39','2011-05-16 03:27:39','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/15\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF (1-3)\n\nTotal hours for week: 6\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher, Deep Freeze\n\nOn Monday, I helped a couple teachers with som issues with internet Explorer and the SmartBoards.  One browser kept crashing during a lesson, so I cleared the cookies then installed Chrome.  Another was just settings that kept automatically changing.  No big.\n\nWednesday, Mitch was a godsend with some server and deep freeze help.  He also \"hooked us up!\" with some ethernet cables and a splitter to solve the issues we have been having with the wifi in 313.  I also solved some issues with \"netauthagent\" on the Macs.\n\nFriday, I tried the techo password for deep freeze and it worked (!!!!!).  I rearranged the computer lab to fit all the new ethernet connections, etc so that the problem computers have better reception (not all have hardwired connections).  I\'m hoping to get deep freeze going next week.\n\nAlso, this made me smile: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI3akAf45yg','Dumas: Week 7','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-7','','','2011-05-15 22:27:39','2011-05-16 03:27:39','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2519',0,'post','',1),(2521,49,'2011-05-15 23:09:03','2011-05-16 04:09:03','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong> </strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/15\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<span style=\"font-weight: normal\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher</span>\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>A lot of printer issues this week: the one in the lab was jammed when I showed up on Monday, and Ms. Banks asked me to move the printer from the teacher\'s lounge into the computer lab, because the computer it was hooked up to in the teacher\'s lounge didn\'t work. I moved it upstairs and it turns out the printer doesn\'t work either. I spent quite a while getting and installing different drivers and troubleshooting, but I\'m pretty sure the hardware itself is just broken. I saw Mr. Goldsmith in the lab, and he told me his printer wasn\'t working- thankfully it was an easy fix- the toner cartridges weren\'t clicked all the way into place.\n\nI also fixed some laptops for Mr. Lewis- they had somehow lost their wireless settings, so no one could connect to INSTR to log in. I used the local techco accounts to set up the wireless again. I also continued inventorying when I could- I finished the mac lab and the teacher\'s lounge.\n\n<strong><em>\n</em></strong>','Week 7 at Canter','','publish','open','closed','','week-7-at-canter-8','','','2011-05-15 23:09:03','2011-05-16 04:09:03','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2521',0,'post','',1),(2526,76,'2011-05-17 10:38:52','2011-05-17 15:38:52','<strong>May 16, 2011</strong>\n\n<strong>Grace Sonnabend</strong>\n\n<strong>Fiske Elementary</strong>\n\n<strong>Total Hours: </strong>11hours 50minutes<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> General tech/troubleshooting; student project\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<strong>Week Six</strong>\n\n<em>Tuesday, May 3:</em> I installed and activated (or in some cases just re-activated) Deep Freeze on the computers in the second floor lab. I also checked the third floor lab, but most machines seemed to have it up and running already.\n\n<em>Thursday, May 5:</em> I spent most of the day putting the final touches on my lesson plan and on the sample brochure I created to give students an idea of what their finished product will look like. I also spoke with Mitch about how to handle the automatic lockout on the Fiske computers (installing adminpak on the local desktop so that the account can be unlocked from there is helpful).\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<strong>Week Seven</strong>\n\n<em>Tuesday, May 10: </em>I assisted with the (often temperamental) scanner in Mrs. Miller\'s room. I got it hooked up and downloading to the desktop and also cleared out some old \"junk\" scans.<em>\n</em>\n<em>Thursday, May 12</em>:  I went through the computers in the small storage closet between rooms 007 and 008. I hooked up about 15 CPUs and found 5 in good working condition and a few with issues that I may be able to fix, so they could be added back into the general pool. I also assembled showcase pieces from the collage project for the upcoming Tech Expo.<em>\n</em>\n\n<strong>\n</strong>','Weeks Six Through Seven at Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-six-through-seven-at-fiske','','','2011-05-17 10:38:52','2011-05-17 15:38:52','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2526',0,'post','',0);
INSERT INTO `wp_posts` (`ID`, `post_author`, `post_date`, `post_date_gmt`, `post_content`, `post_title`, `post_excerpt`, `post_status`, `comment_status`, `ping_status`, `post_password`, `post_name`, `to_ping`, `pinged`, `post_modified`, `post_modified_gmt`, `post_content_filtered`, `post_parent`, `guid`, `menu_order`, `post_type`, `post_mime_type`, `comment_count`) VALUES (2534,73,'2011-05-19 02:01:57','2011-05-19 07:01:57','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/19\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I\'ve currently got a backlog of Dell OptiPlex GX280s that stopped working. In room 312, for example, the CPU fan failed. I replaced it with an old Dell from the IDF room.\n\nIn room 204, the computers were disconnected from the network. As all three computers could not connect to the network, I suspect the connection to the room is off. I got one of the computers on the wireless network, so the room currently has a single computer online.','Week 7 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-7-at-ray-5','','','2011-05-19 02:01:57','2011-05-19 07:01:57','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2534',0,'post','',0),(2536,76,'2011-05-19 11:55:21','2011-05-19 16:55:21','<strong>May 18, 2011</strong>\n\n<strong>Grace Sonnabend</strong>\n\n<strong>Fiske Elementary</strong>\n\n<strong>Total Hours: </strong>6<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> General tech/troubleshooting; student project\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<strong>Week Eight</strong>\n\n<em>Tuesday, May 16</em>:\n\nToday I began working with a group of three fifth-graders on the destination brochure project I designed. The goal of our first meeting was to introduce the project and get a little research done. However, the guidelines weren\'t as clear as I had hoped and seemed a little too challenging for that grade level, so once the students had returned to their classroom I spent the rest of my shift revising the project and creating a study guide to direct their research.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>Thursday, May 18</em>:\n\nI updated the Adobe software on the engineers\' computer as they were having trouble opening/downloading documents they needed for work. It seemed to resolve the issue, but there were still a few links that would not open. Not sure if this is a problem on the Fiske end or on the end of the office sending them.\n\nFor my second class, I introduced the new research guides. Despite only having a limited time to work, the students seemed to do much better with a template to fill out and all had completed at least half of their sheet by the time class was over. Hopefully, I will be able to wrap this project up before the end of the quarter!','Week Eight At Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','week-eight-at-fiske','','','2011-05-19 11:55:21','2011-05-19 16:55:21','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2536',0,'post','',1),(2539,33,'2011-05-19 15:12:46','2011-05-19 20:12:46','<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/5/19 [2011/5/16]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Th\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Mollison\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General / Web\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nI cannot believe this is true, but it must be. This is the first time I\'ve updated this report *all quarter.* I can only offer my sincere apologies in that regard, as it was not ever my intention to so severely neglect ye olde blog.\n\nThis quarter started fairly late in the game, 4th week to be exact and has largely been interrupted by my B.A. and various conferences that I have been attending. I\'ve spent a bit more time at the school in recent weeks, and the majority of my time has been spent with Ms. Bradley and Mrs. Gnall attempting to troubleshoot their DIBELS issues.\n\nThese Palm devices are *super* finicky, and if I ever have to Hot Sync again, I will throw the Palm against the wall. Regardless, I think I\'ve reached a point where they are all mostly functional.\n\nIn addition to the Palms, printers are installed in both the library and the lab, and each computer is defaulted to print to them.\n\nI also set up some Windows 7 computers in the library, which have an interestingly annoying feature. Should you decide to log in to the local account, you must direct the User Name toward the local computer as it is always stuck on INSTR (no more drop down menu). That is, you have to type *computername*school This can be SUPER annoying, but fortunately you can just use .school to get the same effect. I made sure to note that on some paper placed on the computers.\n\nAs for other thangs, its been largely quiet here at Mollison, with EagleViews occasionally passing away, but no real problems that I can speak to.\n\nI\'m curious as to if I need to write up some sort of document for my replacement?\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<strong>Currently listening to: <em>Drake feat. Alicia Keys - Fireworks (Deadboy\'s Slo-Mo House Edit)</em></strong>\n\n&nbsp;','Mollison Week 8: Embarrassingly Late','','publish','open','closed','','mollison-week-8-embarrassingly-lat','','','2011-05-19 15:12:46','2011-05-19 20:12:46','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2539',0,'post','',1),(2542,74,'2011-05-20 12:11:38','2011-05-20 17:11:38','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/12\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: 3.3\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I spent Wednesday setting up Ralph\'s printer, after uninstalling the other drivers, and double-checking that it all worked. I then removed his old computer.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Ray Week 8','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-8-4','','','2011-05-20 12:11:38','2011-05-20 17:11:38','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2542',0,'post','',0),(2548,70,'2011-05-21 19:22:47','2011-05-22 00:22:47','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/21\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6.8\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Mon 5/16,  I worked with the 2nd graders on their video. Since we don\'t have too much time, we\'re going to make a quick trailer for each book instead of a full summary video. The Fiske file server was full 2gb out 51gb  was available. I think deleting some of the older files will help solve this issue.\n\nWed 5/18, I spent some time trying to get into the 3rd floor lab because both Mr. Miller and Ms. Knox were out. Sara came in and helped me with a domain issue. One of the computers did not have school3360 in the INSTR domain so I had to rejoin the domain. At first it didn\'t work because we forgot to unfreeze the computer. After unfreezing, taking it off and the domain and rejoining the INSTR domain fixed the problem.\n\nFri  5/20, Antonio left early so I filmed a couple scenes with Semaj. The amount for video needed for the 2nd graders seem done.','Week 8 @ Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','week-8-fiske','','','2011-05-21 19:22:47','2011-05-22 00:22:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2548',0,'post','',0),(2567,74,'2011-05-25 15:03:38','2011-05-25 20:03:38','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/25\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: &lt;1\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I\'m sick this week, and still not feeling better, so I only went in long enough to check the computer workbook and change a few preferences on Ralph\'s computer.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','Ray Week 9','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-9-4','','','2011-05-25 15:03:38','2011-05-25 20:03:38','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2567',0,'post','',0),(2575,33,'2011-05-27 12:18:04','2011-05-27 17:18:04','<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>2011/5/27 [2011/5/23]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Th\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Mollison\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General / Web\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nNot too much to report this week. Helped Ms. Ebisi replace some computers, fixed the occasional printer issue, etc. etc.\n\nOne issue, I discovered RegTool a nice Malware thang on a teacher\'s computer. Resolved, I believe. On another computer I\'m facing the problem of it restarting shortly after login. This does not occur in Safe Mode, but even with Startup Items turned off, it was still resetting on login during Normal Boot.\n\nAlso, Mrs. Alexander is retiring this year, and Mrs. Dean wanted me to help with a photo slideshow, so I think that will be my priority next week.','Mollison Week 9: One More Week','','publish','open','closed','','mollison-week-9-one-more-week','','','2011-05-27 12:18:04','2011-05-27 17:18:04','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2575',0,'post','',0),(2545,75,'2011-05-20 15:12:47','2011-05-20 20:12:47','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Clara Gibbons\n\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 05/20/2011\n\n<strong>Days Worked:</strong> MWF\n\n<strong>Total Hours:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Robinson\n\n<strong>Type of Work:</strong> Computer lab help\n\n<strong>Main Report:</strong> Every day this week, I\'ve worked with Ms. Davis and administered CPS tests to the second and third graders.  I helped log them in, logged them back in if the system timed out, and was on-hand for any computer problems (though nothing ended up going wrong, thankfully!).  We\'ve been testing all afternoon the days I\'m here, and we just finished this afternoon, so the testing is all I\'ve had time for this week.  Next week, I\'ll check in with Ms. Neely about jeopardy, and make sure there isn\'t anything else that needs doing before I leave for the summer.','Week 8 at Robinson','','publish','open','closed','','week-8-at-robinson','','','2011-05-20 15:12:47','2011-05-20 20:12:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2545',0,'post','',0),(2552,49,'2011-05-22 18:16:08','2011-05-22 23:16:08','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/22\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<strong><span style=\"font-weight: normal\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Inventory</span></strong>\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It was a pretty slow week at Canter. I continued doing inventory when I could get into classrooms. I also looked to see what I could do about the row of Compaqs in the lab that perennially break- unfortunately, the answer is not much, short of reinstalling win2k, which probably won\'t help much anyway. I talked to Ms. Banks about it, and she said Dr. Conlan just wants to get rid of computers like those- anything that doesn\'t work well is supposed to go. I think this is a good strategy because the lab has enough computers that run decently, especially counting the laptops. It will be nice to get rid of the really old ones that don\'t do much but cause problems.','Week 8 at Canter','','publish','open','closed','','week-8-at-canter-7','','','2011-05-22 18:16:08','2011-05-22 23:16:08','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2552',0,'post','',0),(2555,73,'2011-05-22 21:30:01','2011-05-23 02:30:01','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/22\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> One of the computers in room 314 was infected with a \"Windows Protection Servant\". Luckily, it only infected the teacher\'s account. So I just logged onto techco and deleted the .exe file. Then I removed the registry entry from the teacher\'s account, which caused it to start upon logging in before the file was removed. Hopefully it won\'t be coming back.','Week 8 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-8-at-ray-5','','','2011-05-22 21:30:01','2011-05-23 02:30:01','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2555',0,'post','',0),(2559,63,'2011-05-23 16:10:43','2011-05-23 21:10:43','<strong>Your Name: Tiffany Moran</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/23\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> MWF\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6\n\n<strong>The School: </strong><em>Sexton</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: I guess the asset disposal link has been important. Only avaible from a school computer <a href=\"https://secure2.cps.k12.il.us/DisposalServices/\" target=\"_blank\">https://secure2.cps.k12.il.us/DisposalServices/</a>\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Just a quick overview of what has been going on at sexton: A lot of construction...makes things confusing and hard to set things up for permanent use because there is a lot of moving around. I think the most important thing is that now there are tons of old computers laying around in the lab and in room 105. I took inventory of all these as well as mice (none, we need some!) keyboards (quite a few) and laptops (6). I have been checking their status and today I finished the ones in 105 (it\'s hard because there\'s a class in there). None of the dell computers in the lab work (the old extra ones) and only one in 105 worked. Since we are disposing of these old computers (why we needed the link above) and getting new ones, I figured I would not even check the really old non-dell ones. Last week I put the computer that worked in 105 in room 207 because Mr. Smith told me they needed one. It is all set up, it just needs a mouse. Today I asked Ms. Durrah if the extra computer in 105 was being used because I thought it was hers, turns out it is not and no one uses it so I took that mouse for now to give to 207. I have also helped supervise the lab while I am up there, and I\'ve been meaning to suggest that we change the main console computer. Monday of last week I picked up and organized all the loose cables in the lab because Mr. Smith told me Alicia wanted to get things organized and was going to have two students help her pick things up, so I just put things together for them.\n\nThese past things have taken most of my time, but I have also been checking in with teachers. I added Ms. Turner as an admin on her computer so she could login (always remember to disable deepfreeze, otherwise you have to do things twice...). Ms. Bada also wanted me to do this with her new one in her room, but her problem is that she cannot save things. At first I thought it was because of the deepfreeze on the old computer she has but she said it also happens with the new one, which doesn\'t have deepfreeze, so I am not sure what the problem is but it has been an issue for her for a while and nothing I do seems to help. She was also working on a project with the rest of the second floor teachers and they were making a powerpoint, this was last Monday so I was not able to stay long enough to help her until the end but I showed her some important and useful features of powerpoint (like adding pictures, sounds and videos). I also checked on some printer problems, with Ms. Bada and Mr. Smith as well as internet problems with Ms. Khan and in the lab. I also noticed that two computers in the lab are missing or have a broken antenna....Also, there was a problem with one of Ms. Bada\'s computer this week. The cable that connects to the monitor was disconnected becasue she needed it for her smartboard and when I tried reconnecting it the screen always remained black, even if I restarted it. Finally today I figured that if I reset all the settings on the monitor than it will work...now it seems pretty reasonable. But that reminds me that many teachers have asked me now and then for extra of those blue cables that connect the computer to the monitor. I think this is all for now since I don\'t want to make this so long....','Sexton (Week 8)','','publish','open','closed','','sexton-week-8','','','2011-05-23 16:10:43','2011-05-23 21:10:43','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2559',0,'post','',0),(2565,72,'2011-05-25 22:25:58','2011-05-26 03:25:58','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/20\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>3.5<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:</strong><strong> </strong>Reavis<em><strong>\n</strong></em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Oh boy what a terrible week. Got sick enough to not get out of bed for two days, and work piled up, so I didn\'t go in on Friday. In any case, I did work on Tuesday, so here\'s the report for that day.\n\nMost of Tuesday was just me working on some more miscellaneous computer issues that popped up around the school. But before that, I checked the computer lab to make sure that everything was going smoothly. Thankfully the cable ties are still working wonderfully, and I even saw another instance of someone trying to steal something (and failing!). The only problem in the lab was just that several computers were moved around enough so that the power cables in the back of the monitors came out, thus unpowering the monitors. It wasn\'t a big deal though.\n\nAround the school, there weren\'t any major issues to report. The Parents room computers again supposedly had internet+printer issues, but the internet issues were fixed upon reboot, and the printer was a non-issue: the installed printer just wasn\'t set as the default, so they were printing to pdf or something.\n\nThere was one computer slowing down again in room 107, which was due to the anti-virus (again). I\'m not very happy with the anti-virus software on these computers. I haven\'t had too many reports of this problem lately though, but it still pops up every once in a while, especially when teachers are trying to do something. I can\'t really think of a fix though, aside from just removing the anti-virus from the computer (though CPS won\'t like that...)\n\nAlso of note was the fact that for some computers, pdf attachments stopped opening properly. Apparently it was an issue with Adobe Reader 5 (why are they still on version 5?), since an update to Reader X (10) fixed the issue.\n\nOther than that, there wasn\'t much else happening on Tuesday. It\'s been rather slow lately.','Reavis Week 8','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-8','','','2011-05-25 22:25:58','2011-05-26 03:25:58','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2565',0,'post','',0),(2572,76,'2011-05-26 12:46:25','2011-05-26 17:46:25','<strong>May 26, 2011</strong>\n\n<strong>Grace Sonnabend</strong>\n\n<strong>Fiske Elementary</strong>\n\n<strong>Total Hours: </strong>5<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> General tech/troubleshooting; student project\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>Tuesday, May 24th</em>\n\nWhen I arrived, Mr. Miller had a group of students in the lab working on a project using Excel. Since it was a large group and the lesson moved fast, I stayed in the room to help make sure everyone stayed on track. The students who worked fastest were very enthusiastic and positive about assisting their peers.\n\nI then went to pull the small group of students I have been working with on the brochure project, but they had gone on a field trip, so I went home early.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>Thursday, May 26th</em>\n\nI met with my brochure project group again (minus one--apparently there was a behavior issue in his regular classroom), and we finished up the research component of the project. We were able to begin work on the brochures, but I anticipate difficulty with the more technical aspects of the project, especially since these students have never used Publisher before. Fortunately, since it is such a small group I am sure I will be able to guide them through it.\n\nTowards the end of the lesson a teacher came to the lab and asked for assistance in hooking up a laptop to the printer in her classroom. The printer wasn\'t on the network, and since she needed the laptop ASAP I settled for just installing the drivers and hooking it up via USB port. This will be a little inconvenient, but a workable solution.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;','Week Nine At Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','week-nine-at-fiske-2','','','2011-05-26 12:46:25','2011-05-26 17:46:25','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2572',0,'post','',0),(2577,75,'2011-05-27 14:13:47','2011-05-27 19:13:47','Today\'s Date: 5/27/11\n\nDays Worked/Described: MWF\n\nTotal Hours for Week: 6\n\nThe School: Robinson\n\nKind of Work: Computer Lab/Tech General\n\nMain Report:\n\nOn Monday and Wednesday, I helped Ms. Davis finish testing a few kids who had been absent last week, so I was in the computer lab for essentially the whole time I was working.  Today there isn\'t really anything for me to do, so I went to talk to Ms. Neely about the jeopardy game-- it\'ll be next Thursday from 1:00 to 2:00.  We\'re all very excited for it!\n\nI\'m not planning on coming in on Wednesday, because there isn\'t anything for me to help with or do, so I\'ll just come in Thursday of next week for jeopardy and that will be my last day of work for the year.','Week 9 at Robinson','','publish','open','closed','','week-9-at-robinson','','','2011-05-27 14:13:47','2011-05-27 19:13:47','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2577',0,'post','',0),(2580,45,'2011-05-27 17:31:30','2011-05-27 22:31:30','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/5/27\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Fri\n\nTotal hours for week:2,3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: computer updates.\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Running windows updates and installing photo story 3 on computers in 211, both weeks (somewhat limited by the fact that students need to have computers avaliable). Actually have a time total for the entire process now- takes about an hour and a half. Should be able to finish next week.','School of Entrepreneurship: Weeks 8 and 9','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-weeks-8-and-9-3','','','2011-05-27 17:31:30','2011-05-27 22:31:30','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2580',0,'post','',0),(2583,49,'2011-05-30 22:06:37','2011-05-31 03:06:37','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/05/30\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<span style=\"font-weight: normal\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Printers</span>\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>This week I spent a lot of time on printers. I had to get the shared printer in 202 working for all the computers in there. I\'m not sure what was wrong, but a restart/driver update solved it. I also added the printer to Ms. Smith\'s laptop so she can print from that as well. I was also asked to look at the printers in 203 and 205- there were various problems with ink cartridges and cords being plugged in properly, so I fixed them without too much difficulty.\n\nI also installed DeepFreeze on all of the lab laptops (after cleaning them up a little first). I still can\'t figure out how students changed the background without registry permissions- I know there\'s a bug so you can select \"use as desktop background\" in picture viewer even if you don\'t have permission to change the wallpaper, but I have no idea how they changed it from \"Center\" to \"Tile.\" Those middle-schoolers are crafty. Anyway, now that deepfreeze is installed it shouldn\'t be a problem.','Week 9 at Canter','','publish','open','closed','','week-9-at-canter-6','','','2011-05-30 22:06:37','2011-05-31 03:06:37','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2583',0,'post','',0),(2590,74,'2011-06-03 13:07:36','2011-06-03 18:07:36','<div>\n<div>\n<div>\n\nYour Name: Kelsey Brokaw\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/6/3\n\nDay(s) worked or described: W\n\nTotal hours for week: 3\n\nThe School: Ray\n\nKind of Work: Tech General\n\nMain Report or Narrative: I replaced a tower in the computer lab with Ralph\'s old computer. I also tested one of the extra computers lying around, which worked. I tried to use one of these to replace a teacher station, but the classroom was empty.\n\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>','Ray Week 10','','publish','open','closed','','ray-week-10-3','','','2011-06-03 13:07:36','2011-06-03 18:07:36','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2590',0,'post','',0),(2593,73,'2011-06-03 13:59:53','2011-06-03 18:59:53','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Choong Hwa Shin\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/06/03\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> The printer in room 104 ran out of color ink. The teacher wanted to keep printing with just the black cartridge, but the printer wouldn\'t let her. I found out that the cartridge settings on the printer was set to \"stop at out\". After I changed the settings to \"override out\", it was able to print out documents.\n\nThe teacher\'s station in 114 wouldn\'t boot, so I replaced the computer. Because there weren\'t any working ethernet ports nearby, I had to take a wireless card out of the old computer and install it into the replacement.','Week 10 at Ray','','publish','open','closed','','week-10-at-ray-4','','','2011-06-03 13:59:53','2011-06-03 18:59:53','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2593',0,'post','',0),(2596,72,'2011-06-03 15:46:51','2011-06-03 20:46:51','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/06/03\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T ; T F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>3.5 ; 8.5<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis<em>\n</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Oops I guess I forgot to do the report last week. My mistake. Well I\'ll remedy that right now. The past two weeks have been relatively slow, all with little going on at Reavis. On Tuesday of last week (May 24), I mostly did some general tech repair and handling some additional work requests. One work request that came in involved a computer that I didn\'t even know existed, which was in the boiler room. The school engineer was also having some issues with a slow computer as well as being unable to open up pdf mail attachments. I installed Adobe Reader X on her computer as well, which fixed the attachment issue. I also double checked her computer to see what the cause of slowdown might be. It was apparently just a low amount of RAM that was causing her issues, so I couldn\'t really do too much. I started running a defragmenter on her computer to see if that would speed her computer up a bit, though I ended up not checking back on her computer for the rest of the day.\n\nOther than that... Not much else going on. I got another request from the Parents room to check on their computers, which was apparently not letting them send e-mails out. As with earlier, it was just that the mail client (Yahoo this time) was just not being very happy at that time. The teacher in room 206 and Ms. Green in the office needed help installing Microsoft Word onto their laptops, which ended up taking a while. And finally the computer lab actually had no issues this day, which was a relief.\n\nOn Tuesday of this week, I first came in to find that there was an issue at the computer lab. Apparently the printer wasn\'t letting anyone connect, which was only because the router that was connecting the printer and several other computers to the network got unpowered. I think this is the second time that this has happened, and I\'m not exactly sure how to stop it from happening again. Perhaps some tape? I\'m assuming that this happens because kids are kicking the router or something, so maybe moving it back some more would solve the issue. I\'d have to find some longer ethernet cords then, since right now one is stretched to the limit and won\'t go anymore. In any case, I told Ms. Fox to look for the issue in the future so that I didn\'t need to get called about that. After sitting around for a while, I then met up with Mr. Khelghati, who wanted me to follow up on the asset inventorying that I did a while back. Basically I spent the rest of the day looking to match up the inventorying that I did with the previous year\'s inventory, and noting what was missing, here, or moved.\n\nOn Friday, I came in, met Terry, signed in, saw no new reports, went to play with the laptop cart for a while, etc. And then Ms. Boyd came in looking for a laptop that she could borrow to play a DVD that she had. Unfortunately I didn\'t realize that none of the laptops that we have had a DVD player, so I got confused for a bit before I made the connection. The only laptop that could play a DVD was a Macbook that we had in storage, but for some reason the charger was missing. After looking for it for a while, Terry and I gave up, though it turns out that Mr. Khelghati had placed the charger in the safe (but not the Macbook), so Ms. Boyd ended up getting the Macbook.\n\nThen I had a teacher from 212 (I forgot his name &gt;.&lt;)  come in asking for help with the printer in that room. For some reason he couldn\'t print anything from his computer, and even though we installed the OS X drivers for the printer (it was a Canon MX780), it still didn\'t feel like printing. After trying for a while to get it working, he ended up just e-mailing it to me, and then I went and got the Windows 7 drivers, installed those, and printed the documents flawlessly. Windows &gt; OS X :). I\'m not sure why the printer  didn\'t work with his laptop though. The drivers said that they installed correctly, and no errors came up during printing.\n\nFor the rest of the day, Mr. Khleghati caught up with me again, and requested that I input all the asset inventory changes into Oracle. So that was essentially the rest of my day (and I didn\'t even finish, despite having worked on this for about 4 hours). Oracle is just so slow. It\'s pretty depressing.','Reavis Weeks 9 and 10','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-weeks-9-and-10','','','2011-06-03 15:46:51','2011-06-03 20:46:51','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2596',0,'post','',0),(2598,45,'2011-06-03 15:14:19','2011-06-03 20:14:19','Your Name: Rafael Menis\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/6/3\n\nDay(s) worked or described: Fri\n\nTotal hours for week:3\n\nThe School: School of Entrepreneurship\n\nKind of Work: computer updates.\n\nMain Report or Narrative: Running windows updates and installing  photo story 3 on computers in 211. Am almost done- there were some issues with a router having cords plugged into themselves and other fun things, but I\'ll definitely be able to finish up before heading out next week.','School of Entrepreneurship: Week 10','','publish','open','closed','','school-of-entrepreneurship-week-10-5','','','2011-06-03 15:14:19','2011-06-03 20:14:19','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2598',0,'post','',0),(2602,70,'2011-06-04 13:06:23','2011-06-04 18:06:23','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/06/04\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F/ W F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6.6/4.9\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Mon 5/23, Wed 5/25, Fri 5/27 were spent mostly shooting the final scenes for their video book presentation. It was nice to see the kids were ready to go from the start so time was not wasted. I wanted it done by Wed 6/01 for the Fiske Tech Expo. I took the videos home during the weekend and edited it with Adobe Premiere. The editing did not take as long as expected but the file sizes were pretty big. I put the files in the dropbox for Ms. Knox to have but I did it too late and she could not use it for the Tech Expo. It was also encoded in H.264 so windows media player could not play the video. The framerates were choppy when played on the VLC media player. I took it back home and reencoded it in MPEG2. Overall, the project was alright. The kids liked the final product I showed them and enjoyed their performances. I think I could have been better organized with time and had clearer instructions on what to do. It was a good break from fixing computers and printers and working with Antonio, Semaj, Jalen, and Jamari. The last day I spent showing the kids their work and installing ActivInspire programs onto laptops for the Promethean board. I ran into some problems when I could not log in with the accounts I registered because the website seemed to have server problems. After multiple attempts at logging in, it finally worked and the programs were downloaded onto the laptop. Overall, working at CUIP was a fun and educational experience. I learned too much about printers and their various problems and how to fix login/domain issues. It was nice to work with Mr. Miller, Ms. Knox, Sara, and Mitch and I hope to work with them again next year. Adios for 2011.','Weeks 9, 10 @ Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-9-10-fiske','','','2011-06-04 13:06:23','2011-06-04 18:06:23','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2602',0,'post','',0),(2610,77,'2011-06-05 18:45:17','0000-00-00 00:00:00','','Week 10 at Woodlawn','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2011-06-05 18:45:17','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2610',0,'post','',0),(2611,49,'2011-06-05 21:34:37','2011-06-06 02:34:37','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/06/05\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<em></em><span style=\"font-weight: normal\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Printers</span>\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>I only went into Canter 1 day this week, due to Memorial Day. I had to fix Mrs. Harris\' computer again- I don\'t know what is wrong with that thing, but about once a week it decides it isn\'t going to print anymore and I have to clear out the queue/restart the computer/unplug the printer to get it to reset and function again. I also did a little clean up in the lab (chairs seem to be the newest thing to disappear out of there- at least it isn\'t computer-related) and backed up the server. Canter seems like it is in pretty good shape as we finish the year, although it would be nice to get the asset disposal done before I leave. I\'ll talk to Dr. Conlan and Ms. Banks about that when I go in next week.','Week 10 at Canter','','publish','open','closed','','week-10-at-canter-4','','','2011-06-05 21:34:37','2011-06-06 02:34:37','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2611',0,'post','',0),(2614,76,'2011-06-07 12:02:05','2011-06-07 17:02:05','<strong>June 7, 2011\n</strong>\n\n<strong>Grace Sonnabend</strong>\n\n<strong>Fiske Elementary</strong>\n\n<strong>Total Hours: </strong>~8.5<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> General tech; student project\n\n&nbsp;\n\nPlease note:   my overall hours for both tenth week and finals week have been cut to accommodate various finals, house events, doctor\'s appointments, study time, etc.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>Tuesday May 31, 2011</em>--  I did not come in as I had a Spanish final that morning.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>Thursday June 2, 2011</em>\n\nAlthough I had to leave early to take care of some end-of-quarter moving out business, I was able to come in briefly in the morning and meet with my student group. Fortunately they picked up Publisher fast-- at least the components they were required to work with, and were able to complete several panels of their brochures before I left.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>Friday June 3, 2011</em>\n\nI came in today to make up for not being able to work my regular hours on Thursday. Ms. Knox and I tested out a method for downloading and installing the ActivInspire software that is required for use with the Promethean boards. We came up with a standard method for making accounts/downloading software which I think should work fine.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>Tuesday June 7, 2011</em>\n\nI only worked for a short while today due to having a huge finals load tomorrow, but I did meet with my student group. They spent about 45 minutes working on the brochures, and although they remained focused on their task I am concerned about their ability to complete the project before I leave for the summer. I will be printing out whatever they have completed on Thursday as a reward to them for working on the project, but it may not be the most polished of products.\n\n&nbsp;\n\nMy last day at Fiske will be June 9, 2011.<em>\n</em>','Weeks Ten and Eleven at Fiske','','publish','open','closed','','weeks-ten-and-eleven-at-fiske','','','2011-06-07 12:02:05','2011-06-07 17:02:05','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2614',0,'post','',0),(2617,71,'2011-06-08 13:07:30','2011-06-08 18:07:30','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/6/8\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF (1-3), MW (2:45-5:30, 12:45-4),\n\nTotal hours for week: 6, 6\n\nThe School: Dumas Technology Academy\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher, Deep Freeze, Accounts\n\nSince Mitch came to help me figure out the deep freeze password, I\'ve been (slowly) standardizing and freezing the macs.  I\'ve been software updating them and cleaning up the hard drives as I go, so it\'s been slow.  The remote desktop ended up being more of a hinderance than a help, as there were several issues witht he computers being registered to a non-uchicago network (I had a uchicago version of remote desktop from a friend who works for soc. sci. computing.).\n\nI\'ve been helping a  teacher with the green screen and video taping a class project.  After that was finished the Friday of 8th week, I helped classes in the computer lab from 1-2 MW 9th week and solved various tech issues, mainly with browsers.  Tenth week and this week, I have just been installing deep freeze and helping teachers with video file conversion (end of the year projects). Mr. Tolbert is keeping his dvd burner hidden from Ms. Johnson and Ms. Allen-- I used my laptop to burn them a dvd for a class.\n\nI\'m so sorry for falling behind on my reports.  Things got hectic this quarter.\n\nHope you all have a wonderful summer!','Dumas: Week 10 and 11, the Delinquent Reporter','','publish','open','closed','','dumas-week-10-and-11-the-delinquent-reporter','','','2011-06-08 13:07:30','2011-06-08 18:07:30','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2617',0,'post','',0),(2620,72,'2011-06-12 03:59:14','2011-06-12 08:59:14','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/06/10\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>3.5<strong>\n</strong>\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work: </strong>Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>I had an oral final on Tuesday, so I didn\'t work that day, and my schedule got screwed over on Friday, so I only have a few hours this week. Ah well, it wasn\'t like there was anything to do.\n\nSo as I found out when I went on Friday, Oracle apparently exploded or something and I couldn\'t have finished the inventorying even if I did go in on Tuesday. I don\'t know what\'s up with that, but as an added bonus on Friday, neither Mr. Khelghati nor Mrs. Alverado was there, which was interesting. In any case, with what I had planned to take up my time made impossible, I ended up helping Mr. Coleman instead with some data stuff that he wanted me to do. Specifically, he wanted some help with trying to analyze a data set that he was given. He had a list of reports made for problematic children, and wanted to mine the data for some trends (i.e. which teachers sent the most reports, which children had the most reports, what was the worst problem, etc). Unfortunately, the data was compiled in individual reports, so extrapolating numbers out of that would be difficult. I ended up showing him the pivot table function in Excel, which allowed him to pull numbers easily out of the data set and showed him how to get charts out of the pivot table.\n\nAnd that was pretty much it for the day, since I had planned on doing the inventory, but was unable to. I just went up to check on the computer lab to make sure that it was in good shape. The cables were still connected; the peripherals were all there, etc. I still had two computers that kept on bugging me about the maintenance mode thing, but I didn’t really bother with that since it was Friday, so the computers were likely just bugging out from the auto-restart done the night before.\n\nAnd so the last day of the year was rather slow, just like the second half of the year ended up being. Ah well. I’ll see everyone next year!','Reavis Week 11','','publish','open','closed','','reavis-week-11','','','2011-06-12 03:59:14','2011-06-12 08:59:14','',0,'http://reporting.cuip.net/?p=2620',0,'post','',0),(2633,71,'2011-07-19 18:44:21','2011-07-19 18:44:21','(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines age\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/guidelines-and-templates-for-posts/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\r\n\r\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\r\n\r\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\r\n\r\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!) </em>','Template for  NSP weekly report','','inherit','open','open','','8-revision-2','','','2011-07-19 18:44:21','2011-07-19 18:44:21','',8,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/07/8-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2621,1,'2011-07-11 19:07:30','2011-07-11 19:07:30','This is an example page. It\'s different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this:\n\n<blockquote>Hi there! I\'m a bike messenger by day, aspiring actor by night, and this is my blog. I live in Los Angeles, have a great dog named Jack, and I like pi&#241;a coladas. (And gettin\' caught in the rain.)</blockquote>\n\n...or something like this:\n\n<blockquote>The XYZ Doohickey Company was founded in 1971, and has been providing quality doohickies to the public ever since. Located in Gotham City, XYZ employs over 2,000 people and does all kinds of awesome things for the Gotham community.</blockquote>\n\nAs a new WordPress user, you should go to <a href=\"http://reporting.cuip3.org/wp-admin/\">your dashboard</a> to delete this page and create new pages for your content. Have fun!','Sample Page','','inherit','open','open','','2-revision','','','2011-07-11 19:07:30','2011-07-11 19:07:30','',2,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2621',0,'revision','',0),(2622,1,'2011-07-11 19:07:30','2011-07-11 19:07:30','Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!','Hello world!','','inherit','open','open','','1-revision','','','2011-07-11 19:07:30','2011-07-11 19:07:30','',1,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2622',0,'revision','',0),(2641,73,'2011-10-10 17:29:29','2011-10-10 17:29:29','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/10\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Last week I helped with setting up printers. I connected the computers in room 307 to the two pritners through the network. In 101, I tried to troubleshoot a printer that kept installing itself more than once when connected to the computer. I\'ve set the original printer as the default, and hopefully it won\'t switch again. In 201, I\'m trying to connect a wireless printer to the network. I\'ll need some directions on that. There\'s also a computer in the library that doesn\'t display anything when powered on. I don\'t know if the computer itself isn\'t booting up, or if the video card is broken.\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: TTh 12:30-3:30</strong>','Ray School, week 2','','publish','open','open','','2641','','','2011-10-10 18:19:45','2011-10-10 18:19:45','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2641',0,'post','',1),(2626,71,'2011-07-14 19:40:14','2011-07-14 19:40:14','<strong>Using templates to prompt the requested info\n----------------------------------------------</strong>\n\nPlease include in your posting the relevant sections documenting your work at your school this week (or this single visit or special event). The templates will indicate what kinds of information are requested, whether you just consult it as a guide or actually copy / paste / edit in your post.  The template is located below.\n\n<strong> Use Categories to classify your report\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\n\nPlease expand the Category listing below the text-edit area (when writing a post), and check off the boxes that apply to your report, including: your name; the day(s) of the week; the school(s) involved; and the kind of work performed.  Please both use the check boxes **and** include this data in your report itself.\n\n(Why the redundancy? The checked categories enable lookup by someone using this blog in place; putting the info in the report will help readers seeing it through a feed or feed-to-email, which may not always capture the categories and authorship.)\n\n<strong>Optionally: Use Tags to further classify your report\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\n\nJust below the text-edit area there is a text field were you can enter tags to help classify your school activity and report for later readers who can use the tag links to retrieve articles with a common element.  The system may suggest some tags based on what you have written; feel free to use these, or others you regard as more suitable.  (The school name and your name are already in the Categories, so there is no need to add them as Tags.)\n\n<strong>Please document online sites and resources.\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\n\nIf you worked on a web page for the school or for CUIP, or if you used an online resource, please paste the URL (or even create a link).\n\n**Thank you**\n\nShaz, Sara, Russ, and Mitch for CUIP\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<strong>Templ</strong>\n<div>\n\n(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines age\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/guidelines-and-templates-for-posts/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)\n\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\n\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\n\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the</em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!)</em>\n\n</div>','Guidelines and Templates for posts','','inherit','open','open','','7-autosave','','','2011-07-14 19:40:14','2011-07-14 19:40:14','',7,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2626',0,'revision','',0),(2627,71,'2006-10-02 14:51:39','2006-10-02 19:51:39','<strong>Using templates to prompt the requested info\n----------------------------------------------</strong>\n\nPlease include in your posting the relevant sections documenting your work at your school this week (or this single visit or special event).  The templates will indicate what kinds of information are requested, whether you just consult it as a guide or actually copy / paste / edit in your post.\n\n<strong> Use Categories to classify your report\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\n\nPlease expand the Category listing below the text-edit area (when writing a post), and check off the boxes that apply to your report, including: your name; the day(s) of the week; the school(s) involved; and the kind of work performed.   Please both use the check boxes **and** include this data in your report itself.\n\n(Why the redundancy?  The checked categories enable lookup by someone using this blog in place; putting the info in the report will help readers seeing it through a feed or feed-to-email, which may not always capture the categories and authorship.)\n\n<strong>Optionally: Use Tags to further classify your report\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\n\nJust below the text-edit area there is a text field were you can enter tags to help classify your school activity and report for later readers who can use the tag links to retrieve articles with a common element.  The system may suggest some tags based on what you have written; feel free to use these, or others you regard as more suitable.  (The school name and your name are already in the Categories, so there is no need to add them as Tags.)\n\n<strong>Please document online sites and resources.\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\n\nIf you worked on a web page for the school or for CUIP, or if you used an online resource, please paste the URL (or even create a link).\n\n**Thank you**\n\nShaz, Sara, Russ, and Mitch for CUIP','Guidelines and Templates for posts','','inherit','open','open','','7-revision','','','2006-10-02 14:51:39','2006-10-02 19:51:39','',7,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2627',0,'revision','',0),(2631,71,'2006-10-02 15:02:42','2006-10-02 20:02:42','(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines age\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/guidelines-and-templates-for-posts/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)\n\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\n\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\n\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>.   The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work.  Thanks!) </em>','Template for  NSP weekly report','','inherit','open','open','','8-revision','','','2006-10-02 15:02:42','2006-10-02 20:02:42','',8,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2631',0,'revision','',0),(2629,71,'2011-07-21 18:20:35','2011-07-21 18:20:35','(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines and Templates for posts\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip3.org/guidelines-and-templates/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)\n\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\n\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\n\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!) </em>','Template for  NSP weekly report','','inherit','open','open','','8-autosave','','','2011-07-21 18:20:35','2011-07-21 18:20:35','',8,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2629',0,'revision','',0),(2628,71,'2011-07-14 19:40:59','2011-07-14 19:40:59','<strong>Using templates to prompt the requested info\r\n----------------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nPlease include in your posting the relevant sections documenting your work at your school this week (or this single visit or special event). The templates will indicate what kinds of information are requested, whether you just consult it as a guide or actually copy / paste / edit in your post.  The template is located below.\r\n\r\n<strong> Use Categories to classify your report\r\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nPlease expand the Category listing below the text-edit area (when writing a post), and check off the boxes that apply to your report, including: your name; the day(s) of the week; the school(s) involved; and the kind of work performed.  Please both use the check boxes **and** include this data in your report itself.\r\n\r\n(Why the redundancy? The checked categories enable lookup by someone using this blog in place; putting the info in the report will help readers seeing it through a feed or feed-to-email, which may not always capture the categories and authorship.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Optionally: Use Tags to further classify your report\r\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nJust below the text-edit area there is a text field were you can enter tags to help classify your school activity and report for later readers who can use the tag links to retrieve articles with a common element.  The system may suggest some tags based on what you have written; feel free to use these, or others you regard as more suitable.  (The school name and your name are already in the Categories, so there is no need to add them as Tags.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Please document online sites and resources.\r\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nIf you worked on a web page for the school or for CUIP, or if you used an online resource, please paste the URL (or even create a link).\r\n\r\n**Thank you**\r\n\r\nShaz, Sara, Russ, and Mitch for CUIP\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Template for NSP Weekly Report:</strong>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines age\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/guidelines-and-templates-for-posts/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\r\n\r\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\r\n\r\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\r\n\r\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the</em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!)</em>\r\n\r\n</div>','Guidelines and Templates for posts','','inherit','open','open','','7-revision-2','','','2011-07-14 19:40:59','2011-07-14 19:40:59','',7,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2628',0,'revision','',0),(2630,71,'2011-07-14 19:42:20','2011-07-14 19:42:20','<strong>Using templates to prompt the requested info\r\n----------------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nPlease include in your posting the relevant sections documenting your work at your school this week (or this single visit or special event). The templates will indicate what kinds of information are requested, whether you just consult it as a guide or actually copy / paste / edit in your post.  The template is located below.\r\n\r\n<strong> Use Categories to classify your report\r\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nPlease expand the Category listing below the text-edit area (when writing a post), and check off the boxes that apply to your report, including: your name; the day(s) of the week; the school(s) involved; and the kind of work performed.  Please both use the check boxes **and** include this data in your report itself.\r\n\r\n(Why the redundancy? The checked categories enable lookup by someone using this blog in place; putting the info in the report will help readers seeing it through a feed or feed-to-email, which may not always capture the categories and authorship.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Optionally: Use Tags to further classify your report\r\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nJust below the text-edit area there is a text field were you can enter tags to help classify your school activity and report for later readers who can use the tag links to retrieve articles with a common element.  The system may suggest some tags based on what you have written; feel free to use these, or others you regard as more suitable.  (The school name and your name are already in the Categories, so there is no need to add them as Tags.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Please document online sites and resources.\r\n-----------------------------------------</strong>\r\n\r\nIf you worked on a web page for the school or for CUIP, or if you used an online resource, please paste the URL (or even create a link).\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong>Template for NSP Weekly Report:</strong>\r\n<div>\r\n\r\n(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\r\n\r\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\r\n\r\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\r\n\r\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the</em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!)</em>\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n**Thank you**\r\n\r\nShaz, Sara, Russ, and Mitch for CUIP\r\n\r\n</div>','Guidelines and Templates for posts','','inherit','open','open','','7-revision-3','','','2011-07-14 19:42:20','2011-07-14 19:42:20','',7,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2630',0,'revision','',0),(2632,71,'2007-01-24 11:19:57','2007-01-24 17:19:57','NSP students working with CUIP, and sometimes CUIP staff members, will be posting here some of their reports on their activities in the CPS schools we work with. Posting and commenting require login to the Reporting Blog (in the full-page login). Posts and pages can be read without login to the Reporting Blog, but the outer-level web server login (in the popup wndow) is required for either reading or writing.\n\nStudents, please see the Page called \"NSP Week Report Template\" (under \"Guidelines and Templates for Posts\") and follow its model in posting your report. (You might even want to paste it and then edit.) Please also check the appropriate Categories, to identify your school, yourself, and the general kind of work.\n\nThanks!\n<h3>To read the latest reports, use the links on the \"Recent Reports\" menu at the top right; or follow either  <a href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/2010/03/\">this link to the current month\'s archive</a> or  <a href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/2010/02/\">this link to the previous month\'s archive</a>.</h3>\n<hr size=\"5\" />','Welcome to the CUIP Reporting Weblog!','','inherit','open','open','','92-revision','','','2007-01-24 11:19:57','2007-01-24 17:19:57','',92,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2632',0,'revision','',0),(2634,2,'2011-07-19 19:58:29','2011-07-19 19:58:29','(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines age\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/guidelines-and-templates-for-posts/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\r\n\r\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\r\n\r\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\r\n\r\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!) </em>','Template for  NSP weekly report','','inherit','open','open','','8-revision-3','','','2011-07-19 19:58:29','2011-07-19 19:58:29','',8,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/07/8-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(2638,71,'2011-07-21 18:16:09','2011-07-21 18:16:09','(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines and Templates for posts\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip3.org/guidelines-and-templates/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)\r\n\r\n<strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...\r\n\r\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong>\r\n\r\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;\r\n\r\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!) </em>','Template for  NSP weekly report','','inherit','open','open','','8-revision-5','','','2011-07-21 18:16:09','2011-07-21 18:16:09','',8,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/07/8-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(2635,71,'2011-07-19 18:55:14','2011-07-19 18:55:14','NSP students working with CUIP, and sometimes CUIP staff members, will be posting here some of their reports on their activities in the CPS schools we work with. Posting and commenting require login to the Reporting Blog (in the full-page login). Posts and pages can be read without login to the Reporting Blog, but the outer-level web server login (in the popup wndow) is required for either reading or writing.\r\n\r\nStudents, please see the Page called \"NSP Week Report Template\" (under \"Guidelines and Templates for Posts\") and follow its model in posting your report. (You might even want to paste it and then edit.) Please also check the appropriate Categories, to identify your school, yourself, and the general kind of work.\r\n\r\nThanks!\r\n<h3>To read the latest reports, use the links on the \"Recent Reports\" menu at the top right; or follow either <a href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/2010/03/\">this link to the current month\'s archive</a> or <a href=\"http://reporting.cuip.net/2010/02/\">this link to the previous month\'s archive</a>.</h3>\r\n\r\n<hr size=\"5\" />','Welcome!','','inherit','open','open','','92-revision-2','','','2011-07-19 18:55:14','2011-07-19 18:55:14','',92,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/07/92-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2637,71,'2011-07-21 12:11:31','2011-07-21 12:11:31','<p>(Please include this header info <em>even though</em> you will also mark some of the same info by other means -- see the <a title=\"Guidelines and Templates for posts\" href=\"http://reporting.cuip3.org/guidelines-and-templates-for-posts/\" target=\"_blank\">Guidelines page</a> for the redundancy rationale.)</p><p><strong>Your Name:</strong><strong></strong></p><p><strong>Today\'s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]</p><p><strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren\'t there)</p><p><strong>Total hours for week:</strong></p><p><strong>The School:<br /> </strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don\'t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em></p><p><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)</p><p><strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)</p><p><strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem...</p><p><strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong></p><p><strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong></p><p><strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, \"...Not!\" gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)</p><p><strong>(Optional) What\'s playing now?:</strong></p><p><strong>(Optional) What\'s been good to read lately?:</strong></p><p>&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;------&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don\'t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;-----&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;</p><p><em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!) </em></p>','Template for  NSP weekly report','','inherit','open','open','','8-revision-4','','','2011-07-21 12:11:31','2011-07-21 12:11:31','',8,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/07/8-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(2642,73,'2011-10-10 17:29:27','2011-10-10 17:29:27','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/10\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Last week I helped with setting up printers. I connected the computers in room 307 to the two pritners through the network. In 101, I tried to troubleshoot a printer that kept installing itself more than once when connected to the computer. I\'ve set the original printer as the default, and hopefully it won\'t switch again. In 201, I\'m trying to connect a wireless printer to the network. I\'ll need some directions on that. There\'s also a computer in the library that doesn\'t display anything when powered on. I don\'t know if the computer itself isn\'t booting up, or if the video card is broken.\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: TTh 12:30-3:30</strong>','','','inherit','open','open','','2641-revision','','','2011-10-10 17:29:27','2011-10-10 17:29:27','',2641,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2641-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2670,72,'2011-10-24 21:02:42','2011-10-25 02:02:42','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/24\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  W Θ\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Last week was crazy 2 midterm+paper+PSet+major meeting week, so I ended up passing on 3 days of work to make sure I was prepared and all. My apologies. But I think that the days that I did end up spending there were fairly productive. Most of my work focused on helping the after school program with set up for their comic book software. I also spent some time finally getting the rest of those Thinkpad laptops out of storage and onto the cart. I still have no idea what they\'re going to be used for, but they\'re all ready to go.\r\n\r\nNow as for the after school program, most of my attention focused on 6 computers in the computer lab. I installed GIMP and Comic Life on those computers for them, as well as making sure they were all hooked up the printer. I noticed while I was in there that some of the computers had the low motherboard battery voltage error, which might be causing some of the Deep Freeze weirdness. Otherwise, not too much to report this week. Just as a heads up though, the 6 computers that do have GIMP/Comic Life/printing installed are the 6 that are directly across from the door, next to the window.','Reavis Week 4','','publish','open','open','','reavis-week-4-2','','','2011-10-24 21:02:42','2011-10-25 02:02:42','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2670',0,'post','',0),(2644,2,'2011-10-10 18:02:09','2011-10-10 18:02:09','New as of Fall 2011: The pages have been somewhat redesigned, and a sign-in has been imposed on all areas of the ADM01\'s. CUIP is working out how our NSPs can still have access when needed. One aspect is to have the school techco or the CUIP TRA sign in for you. Also we can download the scripts for Remedation or installation of Deep Freeze or Insight, etc., and share them thru Dropbox or Google Docs. (Caution: Some of these -- such as Deep Freeze installer -- are very school-specific and would need to be carefully renamed to reflect the school.)\r\n\r\nInviting any comments you may want to post, but particularly curious over:\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>how much do you need to use the ADM01?</li>\r\n	<li>what seem to be plausible solutions?</li>\r\n	<li>should these \"tech tips and issues\" items be separate Posts (like this) or be gathered as a continuing WP Page to be extended with each new item?</li>\r\n</ul>\r\nAlso noted at<a title=\"On the TechWiki\" href=\"http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/Distribution+Server+Limited+Access+Fall+2011\"> http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/Distribution+Server+Limited+Access+Fall+2011</a>','School ADM01 servers, restricted access fall 2011','','publish','open','open','','school-adm01-servers-restricted-access-fall-2011','','','2011-10-11 02:59:34','2011-10-11 02:59:34','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2644',0,'post','',0),(2645,2,'2011-10-10 18:01:40','2011-10-10 18:01:40','http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/Distribution+Server+Limited+Access+Fall+2011\n\nNew as of Fall 2011: The pages have been somewhat redesigned, and a sign-in has been imposed on all areas of the ADM01\'s. CUIP is working out how our NSPs can still have access when needed. One aspect is to have the school techco or the CUIP TRA sign in for you. Also we can download the scripts for Remedation or installation of Deep Freeze or Insight, etc., and share them thru Dropbox or Google Docs. (Caution: Some of these -- such as Deep Freeze installer -- are very school-specific and would need to be carefully renamed to reflect the school.)\n\nInviting any comments you may want to post, but particularly curious over:\n<ul>\n	<li>how much do you need to use the ADM01?</li>\n	<li>what seem to be plausible solutions?</li>\n	<li>should these \"tech tips and issues\" items be separate posts (like this) or be gathered as a continuing WP Page</li>\n</ul>','School ADM01 servers, restricted access fall 2011','','inherit','open','open','','2644-revision','','','2011-10-10 18:01:40','2011-10-10 18:01:40','',2644,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2644-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2646,2,'2011-10-10 17:29:29','2011-10-10 17:29:29','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/10\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Last week I helped with setting up printers. I connected the computers in room 307 to the two pritners through the network. In 101, I tried to troubleshoot a printer that kept installing itself more than once when connected to the computer. I\'ve set the original printer as the default, and hopefully it won\'t switch again. In 201, I\'m trying to connect a wireless printer to the network. I\'ll need some directions on that. There\'s also a computer in the library that doesn\'t display anything when powered on. I don\'t know if the computer itself isn\'t booting up, or if the video card is broken.\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: TTh 12:30-3:30</strong>','','','inherit','open','open','','2641-revision-2','','','2011-10-10 17:29:29','2011-10-10 17:29:29','',2641,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2641-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2648,2,'2011-10-11 02:59:13','2011-10-11 02:59:13','New as of Fall 2011: The pages have been somewhat redesigned, and a sign-in has been imposed on all areas of the ADM01\'s. CUIP is working out how our NSPs can still have access when needed. One aspect is to have the school techco or the CUIP TRA sign in for you. Also we can download the scripts for Remedation or installation of Deep Freeze or Insight, etc., and share them thru Dropbox or Google Docs. (Caution: Some of these -- such as Deep Freeze installer -- are very school-specific and would need to be carefully renamed to reflect the school.)\n\nInviting any comments you may want to post, but particularly curious over:\n<ul>\n	<li>how much do you need to use the ADM01?</li>\n	<li>what seem to be plausible solutions?</li>\n	<li>should these \"tech tips and issues\" items be separate Posts (like this) or be gathered as a continuing WP Page to be extended with each new item?</li>\n</ul>\nAlso noted at http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/Distribution+Server+Limited+Access+Fall+2011','School ADM01 servers, restricted access fall 2011','','inherit','open','open','','2644-autosave','','','2011-10-11 02:59:13','2011-10-11 02:59:13','',2644,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2644-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2649,2,'2011-10-10 18:02:09','2011-10-10 18:02:09','http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/Distribution+Server+Limited+Access+Fall+2011\r\n\r\nNew as of Fall 2011: The pages have been somewhat redesigned, and a sign-in has been imposed on all areas of the ADM01\'s. CUIP is working out how our NSPs can still have access when needed. One aspect is to have the school techco or the CUIP TRA sign in for you. Also we can download the scripts for Remedation or installation of Deep Freeze or Insight, etc., and share them thru Dropbox or Google Docs. (Caution: Some of these -- such as Deep Freeze installer -- are very school-specific and would need to be carefully renamed to reflect the school.)\r\n\r\nInviting any comments you may want to post, but particularly curious over:\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>how much do you need to use the ADM01?</li>\r\n	<li>what seem to be plausible solutions?</li>\r\n	<li>should these \"tech tips and issues\" items be separate Posts (like this) or be gathered as a continuing WP Page to be extended with each new item?</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n&nbsp;','School ADM01 servers, restricted access fall 2011','','inherit','open','open','','2644-revision-2','','','2011-10-10 18:02:09','2011-10-10 18:02:09','',2644,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2644-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2651,49,'2011-10-11 15:13:10','2011-10-11 15:13:10','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/10\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T W\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 4\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter<em>\r\n</em>\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Laptop Maintenance\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>In my first week back at Canter, most of my time was spent getting the laptops in the lab ready to use for Scantron testing. A lot of them were \"broken\" and couldn\'t connect to the internet- they have hard wifi switches on the case (I guess to enable you to save battery) that were switched off. Fixing the laptops was just a matter of flipping the switch and verifying that CPSWIRELESS was saved on the computer.\r\n\r\nI also started to clean up some of the laptops without deep freeze that the students had customized to their liking. I talked to Russ and my goal this week is to clean up and install deep freeze and google earth (which a teacher requested) on the laptops. As I type this google earth is busy installing itself on a few laptops- this process would go a bit faster if it didn\'t take 10 minutes to restart the laptops, but oh well. It is good to be back.','Week 2 at Canter','','publish','open','open','','week-2-at-canter-5','','','2011-10-11 15:13:10','2011-10-11 15:13:10','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2651',0,'post','',1),(2652,49,'2011-10-11 15:11:54','2011-10-11 15:11:54','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/10\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 4\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter<em>\n</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Laptop Maintenance\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>In my first week back at Canter, most of my time was spent getting the laptops in the lab ready to use for Scantron testing. A lot of them were \"broken\" and couldn\'t connect to the internet- they have hard wifi switches on the case (I guess to enable you to save battery) that were switched off. Fixing the laptops was just a matter of flipping the switch and verifying that CPSWIRELESS was saved on the computer.\n\nI also started to clean up some of the laptops without deep freeze that the students had customized to their liking. I talked to Russ and my goal this week is to clean up and install deep freeze and google earth (which a teacher requested) on the laptops. As I type this google earth is busy installing itself on a few laptops- this process would go a bit faster if it didn\'t take 10 minutes to restart the laptops, but oh well. It is good to be back.','Week 2 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2651-revision','','','2011-10-11 15:11:54','2011-10-11 15:11:54','',2651,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2651-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2668,71,'2011-10-28 14:47:31','2011-10-28 19:47:31','Your Name: Katie Schilling\r\n\r\nToday’s Date: 2011/10/28\r\n\r\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF (1-3)\r\n\r\nTotal hours for week: 6, 6\r\n\r\nThe School: Bret Harte\r\n\r\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher, Server, iPads\r\n\r\nI\'ve been responding to teacher requests for tech assistance in the binder.  So far during week 4, I\'ve fixed several printers, hooked up some old computers, worked on configuring  iTunes accounts for iPad app purchases, and worked on scavenging parts in the computer lab.  Week 3, I restarted the server, had a long conversation about memory usage with Ms. Glover and Ms. Parks, and also worked on configuring the iPads and discussing app needs. \r\n\r\nThe teachers have generally needed help with installing programs and troubleshooting computers that don\'t boot.  Teachers are staring to recognize me in the hall and ask for help, which is convenient.\r\n\r\nI\'ve started pulling fans out of old computers, and I am asking around to find out which computers need fan replacements.  I\'m also starting to take inventory of the memory needs and will continue both these processes next week.','Harte: Week 3 and 4','','publish','open','open','','harte-week-3-and-4','','','2011-10-28 14:47:31','2011-10-28 19:47:31','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2668',0,'post','',1),(2699,70,'2011-11-11 14:23:27','2011-11-11 20:23:27','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/11\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T  Th F\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7.5\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>\r\n\r\n11/1: Wrote down the asset tags and s/n of the computers, printers, and monitors in the school.\r\n\r\n11/3+4: Continued with the asset tags.  I had to fix two computers in Rm221. One of the computers was an old Win2000 computer that kept getting an svchost.exe error. The Windows start button would not work and some programs were faulty. The other computer kept doing Diskcheck upon starting the computer. There was also a printer problem but it was only the printer being set on puased.\r\n\r\nOne of the computers in Rm120 had a hard disk error. On start up it would keep saying disk read failure, yet the diagnostics on the HDD would say it was fine. I could not fix this. Another computer had a virtual memory full message popping up. I increased the size of the virtual memory and uninstalled old versions of Java.\r\n\r\n11/8+10: Room 123 had a printer issue. It was just the printer cartridge being misaligned. I also found a way to install the printer drivers for HP 6122 and 930c on Windows 7 drivers. These printers needed Windows Update to get the drivers and since WinUpdate was not accessible by the techco account, it created a problem. I found a direct download link from WinUpdate with a .cab file that contained many of the HP drivers.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/driver/drvs/2009/07/4189_1228a7cf7b1aac21346b20cb6e21db409dde9e72.cab\" target=\"_blank\">http://download.windowsupdate.<wbr>com/msdownload/update/driver/<wbr>drvs/2009/07/4189_<wbr>1228a7cf7b1aac21346b20cb6e21db<wbr>409dde9e72.cab</wbr></wbr></wbr></wbr></a>\r\n\r\n1) Download .cab file and extract the contents to a folder.\r\n2) Go to \"Devices and Printer\" -&gt; \"Add a printer\" -&gt; \"Add local printer\"\r\n3) Switch the \"Use an existing port\" to USB001 connection.\r\n4) When the list of drivers show up, click on \"Have Disk\" and go to\r\nthe extracted folder.\r\n5) Click on the prnhp001.Inf file\r\n6) Choose the HP driver or alternate driver you want.\r\n\r\nAfter installing the driver, hook up the USB cable to the printer and it should work. You can also follow the steps from HP\r\n<a href=\"http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&amp;lc=en&amp;docname=c01796821\" target=\"_blank\">http://h10025.www1.hp.com/<wbr>ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&amp;lc=en&amp;<wbr>docname=c01796821</wbr></wbr></a>\r\nand replace finding the drivers through WinUpdate or the driver list with the \"Have Disk\" method. It should work with other HP printers.\r\n\r\nUsing this method I hooked up some HP 930c and 6122 printers to the newer Win7 computers. 11/11 is Veteran\'s Day so I did not go and I start back at Fiske next week.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Week 6, 7 @ Fermi','','publish','open','open','','week-6-7-fermi','','','2011-11-11 14:23:27','2011-11-11 20:23:27','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2699',0,'post','',1),(2655,72,'2011-10-12 03:50:01','2011-10-12 03:50:01','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  Th F\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3.5\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>On my first two days back at Reavis, I began by first apprising the tech situation at Reavis, which, as to be expected, had deteriorated. The first issue was that the printer in Mr. Johnson\'s office apparently wasn\'t printing for whatever reason. I couldn\'t replicate the error that he had apparently been having, so I pretty much did nothing on that end. His computer was also not connected to the Lexmark printer in the main office, but I had forgotten the techco password for the school, so I couldn\'t install the printer driver. I got to that on Friday though.\r\n\r\nThe next two issues that I tackled were for an after school program at Reavis, where the teachers needed wireless access and laptop access. For some reason the laptops that Terry and I had fixed up last year were still in storage; I\'m not sure what was up with that. I think they also need a good cleaning before <strong>anyone</strong> touches those things. I\'ll have to get to that too in my spare time or something. But for some reason, the teachers couldn\'t log into the laptops, and it seems that the standard accounts either hadn\'t been installed or somehow I was just failing in typing the password for the school account. Either way, I had to leave in a rush on Thursday, so I told the teacher to try different laptops until it worked, because the school/student account seemed to work on most laptops, just not some.\r\n\r\nI also helped an intern (or something like that) with wireless and printer access. I provided the wireless login, which worked just fine. However, I did have problems with adding the printer in room 204 to her computer. I still don\'t have too much experience with OS X, and I couldn\'t figure out how to add a network printer on it. I had to mess around with it a while before I got it to work (Google didn\'t help me on this one :( ). I also touched base with Mrs. Casaday, the new AP, though there didn\'t seem to be too much going on tech wise.\r\n\r\nOn Friday, I had a few different issues. First the new teacher in room 207 needed assistance with connecting her laptop to wireless and printing. The wireless was easy, but I couldn\'t figure out how to get the shared printer from 204 onto her system. Her laptop was running Windows 7, and wasn\'t connected to the domain. I tried to get her laptop onto the INSTR domain, but it kept on returning errors no matter what I tried (unfortunately I forgot what those errors said &gt;.&lt;). Her version of Windows 7 wasn\'t \"genuine\", but I doubt that that would have been causing the issue. In the end I was forced to give up and go attend to other things.\r\n\r\nMs. Casaday also requested that her laptop be connected to the printer in the counselor\'s room, but it apparently was out of batteries, so I didn\'t get around to that. The only other thing I did on Friday was to try to connect Mr. Johnson\'s computer to the main office printer, but I only got the driver to finish downloading before I had to leave. I\'ll get to that some other time.\r\n\r\n<strong>My Weekly Schedule has changed to</strong>: M,F : 7:45-10, T,Th : 3:15 - 4:30, W : 3:15 - 5','Reavis Week 2','','publish','open','open','','reavis-week-2-4','','','2011-10-12 03:53:02','2011-10-12 03:53:02','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2655',0,'post','',1),(2656,72,'2011-10-12 03:23:25','2011-10-12 03:23:25','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/10\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 4\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter<em>\n</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Laptop Maintenance\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>In my first week back at Canter, most of my time was spent getting the laptops in the lab ready to use for Scantron testing. A lot of them were \"broken\" and couldn\'t connect to the internet- they have hard wifi switches on the case (I guess to enable you to save battery) that were switched off. Fixing the laptops was just a matter of flipping the switch and verifying that CPSWIRELESS was saved on the computer.\n\nI also started to clean up some of the laptops without deep freeze that the students had customized to their liking. I talked to Russ and my goal this week is to clean up and install deep freeze and google earth (which a teacher requested) on the laptops. As I type this google earth is busy installing itself on a few laptops- this process would go a bit faster if it didn\'t take 10 minutes to restart the laptops, but oh well. It is good to be back.','Week 2 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2651-autosave','','','2011-10-12 03:23:25','2011-10-12 03:23:25','',2651,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2651-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2657,72,'2011-10-12 03:49:29','2011-10-12 03:49:29','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  Th F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3.5\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>On my first two days back at Reavis, I began by first apprising the tech situation at Reavis, which, as to be expected, had deteriorated. The first issue was that the printer in Mr. Johnson\'s office apparently wasn\'t printing for whatever reason. I couldn\'t replicate the error that he had apparently been having, so I pretty much did nothing on that end. His computer was also not connected to the Lexmark printer in the main office, but I had forgotten the techco password for the school, so I couldn\'t install the printer driver. I got to that on Friday though.\n\nThe next two issues that I tackled were for an after school program at Reavis, where the teachers needed wireless access and laptop access. For some reason the laptops that Terry and I had fixed up last year were still in storage; I\'m not sure what was up with that. I think they also need a good cleaning before <strong>anyone</strong> touches those things. I\'ll have to get to that too in my spare time or something. But for some reason, the teachers couldn\'t log into the laptops, and it seems that the standard accounts either hadn\'t been installed or somehow I was just failing in typing the password for the school account. Either way, I had to leave in a rush on Thursday, so I told the teacher to try different laptops until it worked, because the school/student account seemed to work on most laptops, just not some.\n\nI also helped an intern (or something like that) with wireless and printer access. I provided the wireless login, which worked just fine. However, I did have problems with adding the printer in room 204 to her computer. I still don\'t have too much experience with OS X, and I couldn\'t figure out how to add a network printer on it. I had to mess around with it a while before I got it to work (Google didn\'t help me on this one :( ). I also touched base with Mrs. Casaday, the new AP, though there didn\'t seem to be too much going on tech wise.\n\nOn Friday, I had a few different issues. First the new teacher in room 207 needed assistance with connecting her laptop to wireless and printing. The wireless was easy, but I couldn\'t figure out how to get the shared printer from 204 onto her system. Her laptop was running Windows 7, and wasn\'t connected to the domain. I tried to get her laptop onto the INSTR domain, but it kept on returning errors no matter what I tried (unfortunately I forgot what those errors said &gt;.&lt;). Her version of Windows 7 wasn\'t \"genuine\", but I doubt that that would have been causing the issue. In the end I was forced to give up and go attend to other things.\n\nMs. Casaday also requested that her laptop be connected to the printer in the counselor\'s room, but it apparently was out of batteries, so I didn\'t get around to that. The only other thing I did on Friday was to try to connect Mr. Johnson\'s computer to the main office printer, but I only got the driver to finish downloading before I had to leave. I\'ll get to that some other time.','Reavis Week 2','','inherit','open','open','','2655-revision','','','2011-10-12 03:49:29','2011-10-12 03:49:29','',2655,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2655-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2658,72,'2011-10-16 16:49:15','2011-10-16 21:49:15','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T W Θ F\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6.5\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Monday was a holiday for the school (we should get that day off too :( ), so I didn\'t work that day. On Tuesday, I arrived to a host of issues. As I went in, I caught Mrs. Tutson, the teacher in room 203, walking out, and she mentioned that she couldn\'t get on Impact at home for some reason. I don\'t know anything about that, so I assumed that it was a CPS issue, but I\'ll double check that later when I see her in school. She also mentioned that her monitor was having some issues, but when I went to go check it, it was just that the power cord was a little bit loose. I pushed the cord in fairly tight, so hopefully that will last a while.\r\n\r\nThe new art teacher in room 2 apparently had a computer that didn\'t work, but there was an after school activity going on in there, so I elected to hopefully let them finish before going in. Turns out that I didn\'t go back at all, so I\'ll have to fix that tomorrow. I had another crack at the 207 printer/laptop issue, with no success. I\'m not sure what\'s going on there. The same teacher then mentioned that the computer that was linked up to the smartboard wasn\'t starting up. It was giving out some beep codes, which when I looked online pointed to some hardware issue. I checked the inside and saw nothing wrong, so I just pushed the cords into the slots to make sure that they were secure. Apparently the power cord to the hard drive wasn\'t fully pushed in, which was an easy fix. I\'m not sure how that cord got knocked loose, but whatever.\r\n\r\nOn Wednesday, Mitch came over to check up on me, so we first went to room 207 where we worked on the computer-printer issue again. It turns out that Windows 7 is a little bit pickier than Windows XP about finding network printers, as we weren\'t able to access it from the \"add printer\" wizard. Instead, Mitch had the idea to connect directly to the computer over the network and connect to it that way. That ended up working beautifully, and Windows 7 was even kind enough to auto download the drivers for the printer, which was strange because normally it just uses the drivers on the computer it\'s connected to to print things. Regardless, we got it working so I\'m fine with that. Mitch also showed me around the computer lab, which I realize that I hadn\'t checked since returning. It turns out that over the summer, we had 3-5 more \"yellow blinking light of death\" problems, which we think is related to the motherboard, but we\'re not 100% sure. In any case, I think we\'ll have to get completely new machines for each one that burns out, as it looks like everything that isn\'t attached to the motherboard works just fine. We can salvage the HDD and RAM of the broken ones, and keep them for backup. There\'s also one computer whose heatsink actually detached from the motherboard somehow, so uhh... I\'m not sure what to do with that one. We could solder it back on, but it might be easier to just trash it. I also got approached by the after school teachers from last week. It turns out that they wanted me to install a comic book program on some of the lab computers, but they hadn\'t bought the licenses yet, so I\'ll get to that later.\r\n\r\nOn Thursday and Friday I examined the new X120e laptops that came in. They were working just fine, though there were a few problems with them. First, they give an error that the version of Windows they\'re running isn\'t genuine. I\'m pretty sure that that\'s not what CPS intended, but I don\'t know if that\'s worth doing anything to fix that. They also apparently auto login to the administrator account, which is definitely troublesome. There\'s also no techco account on any of them, so I spent a lot of my time setting up the techco accounts and setting them to not auto login. The other thing I noticed is that they don\'t have Deep Freeze installed on them. I don\'t know if we should, and if we do, we should probably install Deep Freeze on the Dell laptops as well, to keep things consistent. I also took a look at Mrs. Casaday\'s computer, which needed to be connected to a printer in the counselor\'s office. That printer was set up for IP printing, so that was pretty easy on my end.','Reavis Week 3','','publish','open','open','','reavis-week-3-4','','','2011-10-16 16:49:15','2011-10-16 21:49:15','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2658',0,'post','',1),(2659,72,'2011-10-12 03:51:31','2011-10-12 03:51:31','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  M T W Th F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3.5\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\n<span class=\"Apple-style-span\" style=\"color: #000000; font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; font-weight: normal; letter-spacing: normal; line-height: normal; orphans: 2; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; white-space: normal; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; background-color: #ffffff;\">http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&amp;illust_id=21644107</span>','Reavis Week 3','','inherit','open','open','','2658-revision','','','2011-10-12 03:51:31','2011-10-12 03:51:31','',2658,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2658-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2660,72,'2011-10-12 03:52:55','2011-10-12 03:52:55','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  Th F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3.5\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>On my first two days back at Reavis, I began by first apprising the tech situation at Reavis, which, as to be expected, had deteriorated. The first issue was that the printer in Mr. Johnson\'s office apparently wasn\'t printing for whatever reason. I couldn\'t replicate the error that he had apparently been having, so I pretty much did nothing on that end. His computer was also not connected to the Lexmark printer in the main office, but I had forgotten the techco password for the school, so I couldn\'t install the printer driver. I got to that on Friday though.\n\nThe next two issues that I tackled were for an after school program at Reavis, where the teachers needed wireless access and laptop access. For some reason the laptops that Terry and I had fixed up last year were still in storage; I\'m not sure what was up with that. I think they also need a good cleaning before <strong>anyone</strong> touches those things. I\'ll have to get to that too in my spare time or something. But for some reason, the teachers couldn\'t log into the laptops, and it seems that the standard accounts either hadn\'t been installed or somehow I was just failing in typing the password for the school account. Either way, I had to leave in a rush on Thursday, so I told the teacher to try different laptops until it worked, because the school/student account seemed to work on most laptops, just not some.\n\nI also helped an intern (or something like that) with wireless and printer access. I provided the wireless login, which worked just fine. However, I did have problems with adding the printer in room 204 to her computer. I still don\'t have too much experience with OS X, and I couldn\'t figure out how to add a network printer on it. I had to mess around with it a while before I got it to work (Google didn\'t help me on this one :( ). I also touched base with Mrs. Casaday, the new AP, though there didn\'t seem to be too much going on tech wise.\n\nOn Friday, I had a few different issues. First the new teacher in room 207 needed assistance with connecting her laptop to wireless and printing. The wireless was easy, but I couldn\'t figure out how to get the shared printer from 204 onto her system. Her laptop was running Windows 7, and wasn\'t connected to the domain. I tried to get her laptop onto the INSTR domain, but it kept on returning errors no matter what I tried (unfortunately I forgot what those errors said &gt;.&lt;). Her version of Windows 7 wasn\'t \"genuine\", but I doubt that that would have been causing the issue. In the end I was forced to give up and go attend to other things.\n\nMs. Casaday also requested that her laptop be connected to the printer in the counselor\'s room, but it apparently was out of batteries, so I didn\'t get around to that. The only other thing I did on Friday was to try to connect Mr. Johnson\'s computer to the main office printer, but I only got the driver to finish downloading before I had to leave. I\'ll get to that some other time.\n\n<strong>My Weekly Schedule has changed to</strong>: M,F : 7:45-10, T,Th : 3:15 - 4:30, W : 3:','Reavis Week 2','','inherit','open','open','','2655-autosave','','','2011-10-12 03:52:55','2011-10-12 03:52:55','',2655,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2655-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2661,72,'2011-10-12 03:50:01','2011-10-12 03:50:01','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  Th F\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3.5\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>On my first two days back at Reavis, I began by first apprising the tech situation at Reavis, which, as to be expected, had deteriorated. The first issue was that the printer in Mr. Johnson\'s office apparently wasn\'t printing for whatever reason. I couldn\'t replicate the error that he had apparently been having, so I pretty much did nothing on that end. His computer was also not connected to the Lexmark printer in the main office, but I had forgotten the techco password for the school, so I couldn\'t install the printer driver. I got to that on Friday though.\r\n\r\nThe next two issues that I tackled were for an after school program at Reavis, where the teachers needed wireless access and laptop access. For some reason the laptops that Terry and I had fixed up last year were still in storage; I\'m not sure what was up with that. I think they also need a good cleaning before <strong>anyone</strong> touches those things. I\'ll have to get to that too in my spare time or something. But for some reason, the teachers couldn\'t log into the laptops, and it seems that the standard accounts either hadn\'t been installed or somehow I was just failing in typing the password for the school account. Either way, I had to leave in a rush on Thursday, so I told the teacher to try different laptops until it worked, because the school/student account seemed to work on most laptops, just not some.\r\n\r\nI also helped an intern (or something like that) with wireless and printer access. I provided the wireless login, which worked just fine. However, I did have problems with adding the printer in room 204 to her computer. I still don\'t have too much experience with OS X, and I couldn\'t figure out how to add a network printer on it. I had to mess around with it a while before I got it to work (Google didn\'t help me on this one :( ). I also touched base with Mrs. Casaday, the new AP, though there didn\'t seem to be too much going on tech wise.\r\n\r\nOn Friday, I had a few different issues. First the new teacher in room 207 needed assistance with connecting her laptop to wireless and printing. The wireless was easy, but I couldn\'t figure out how to get the shared printer from 204 onto her system. Her laptop was running Windows 7, and wasn\'t connected to the domain. I tried to get her laptop onto the INSTR domain, but it kept on returning errors no matter what I tried (unfortunately I forgot what those errors said &gt;.&lt;). Her version of Windows 7 wasn\'t \"genuine\", but I doubt that that would have been causing the issue. In the end I was forced to give up and go attend to other things.\r\n\r\nMs. Casaday also requested that her laptop be connected to the printer in the counselor\'s room, but it apparently was out of batteries, so I didn\'t get around to that. The only other thing I did on Friday was to try to connect Mr. Johnson\'s computer to the main office printer, but I only got the driver to finish downloading before I had to leave. I\'ll get to that some other time.','Reavis Week 2','','inherit','open','open','','2655-revision-2','','','2011-10-12 03:50:01','2011-10-12 03:50:01','',2655,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2655-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2662,72,'2011-10-12 04:03:23','2011-10-12 04:03:23','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3.5\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Monday was a holiday for the school (we should get that day off too :( ), so I didn\'t work that day. On Tuesday, I arrived to a host of issues. As I went in, I caught Mrs. Tutson, the teacher in room 203 walking out, and she mentioned that she couldn\'t get on Impact at home for some reason. I don\'t know anything about that, so I assumed that it was a CPS issue, but I\'ll double check that later when I see her in school. She also mentioned that her monitor was having some issues, but when I went to go check it, it was just that the power cord was a little bit loose. I pushed the cord in fairly tight, so hopefully that will last a while.\n\nThe new art teacher in room 2 apparently had a computer that didn\'t work, but there was an after school activity going on in there, so I elected to hopefully let them finish before going in. Turns out that I didn\'t go back at all, so I\'ll have to fix that tomorrow. I had another crack at the 207 printer/laptop issue, with no success. I\'m not sure what\'s going on there. The same teacher then mentioned that the computer that was linked up to the smartboard wasn\'t starting up. It was giving out some beep codes, which when I looked online pointed to some hardware issue. I checked the inside and saw nothing wrong, so I just pushed the cords into the slots to make sure that they were secure. Apparently the power cord to the hard drive wasn\'t fully pushed in, which was an easy fix. I\'m not sure how that cord got knocked loose, but whatever. <strong>\n</strong>','Reavis Week 3','','inherit','open','open','','2658-revision-2','','','2011-10-12 04:03:23','2011-10-12 04:03:23','',2658,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2658-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2663,72,'2011-10-16 16:49:04','2011-10-16 21:49:04','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T W Θ F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6.5\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Monday was a holiday for the school (we should get that day off too :( ), so I didn\'t work that day. On Tuesday, I arrived to a host of issues. As I went in, I caught Mrs. Tutson, the teacher in room 203, walking out, and she mentioned that she couldn\'t get on Impact at home for some reason. I don\'t know anything about that, so I assumed that it was a CPS issue, but I\'ll double check that later when I see her in school. She also mentioned that her monitor was having some issues, but when I went to go check it, it was just that the power cord was a little bit loose. I pushed the cord in fairly tight, so hopefully that will last a while.\n\nThe new art teacher in room 2 apparently had a computer that didn\'t work, but there was an after school activity going on in there, so I elected to hopefully let them finish before going in. Turns out that I didn\'t go back at all, so I\'ll have to fix that tomorrow. I had another crack at the 207 printer/laptop issue, with no success. I\'m not sure what\'s going on there. The same teacher then mentioned that the computer that was linked up to the smartboard wasn\'t starting up. It was giving out some beep codes, which when I looked online pointed to some hardware issue. I checked the inside and saw nothing wrong, so I just pushed the cords into the slots to make sure that they were secure. Apparently the power cord to the hard drive wasn\'t fully pushed in, which was an easy fix. I\'m not sure how that cord got knocked loose, but whatever.\n\nOn Wednesday, Mitch came over to check up on me, so we first went to room 207 where we worked on the computer-printer issue again. It turns out that Windows 7 is a little bit pickier than Windows XP about finding network printers, as we weren\'t able to access it from the \"add printer\" wizard. Instead, Mitch had the idea to connect directly to the computer over the network and connect to it that way. That ended up working beautifully, and Windows 7 was even kind enough to auto download the drivers for the printer, which was strange because normally it just uses the drivers on the computer it\'s connected to to print things. Regardless, we got it working so I\'m fine with that. Mitch also showed me around the computer lab, which I realize that I hadn\'t checked since returning. It turns out that over the summer, we had 3-5 more \"yellow blinking light of death\" problems, which we think is related to the motherboard, but we\'re not 100% sure. In any case, I think we\'ll have to get completely new machines for each one that burns out, as it looks like everything that isn\'t attached to the motherboard works just fine. We can salvage the HDD and RAM of the broken ones, and keep them for backup. There\'s also one computer whose heatsink actually detached from the motherboard somehow, so uhh... I\'m not sure what to do with that one. We could solder it back on, but it might be easier to just trash it. I also got approached by the after school teachers from last week. It turns out that they wanted me to install a comic book program on some of the lab computers, but they hadn\'t bought the licenses yet, so I\'ll get to that later.\n\nOn Thursday and Friday I examined the new X120e laptops that came in. They were working just fine, though there were a few problems with them. First, they give an error that the version of Windows they\'re running isn\'t genuine. I\'m pretty sure that that\'s not what CPS intended, but I don\'t know if that\'s worth doing anything to fix that. They also apparently auto login to the administrator account, which is definitely troublesome. There\'s also no techco account on any of them, so I spent a lot of my time setting up the techco accounts and setting them to not auto login. The other thing I noticed is that they don\'t have Deep Freeze installed on them. I don\'t know if we should, and if we do, we should probably install Deep Freeze on the Dell laptops as well, to keep things consistent. I also took a look at Mrs. Casaday\'s computer, which needed to be connected to a printer in the counselor\'s office. That printer was set up for IP printing, so that was pretty easy on my end.','Reavis Week 3','','inherit','open','open','','2658-revision-3','','','2011-10-16 16:49:04','2011-10-16 21:49:04','',2658,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2658-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(2665,70,'2011-10-17 15:12:59','2011-10-17 20:12:59','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/17\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\'s Th\'s F\'s\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>~7\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\r\n\r\nTuesday 9/27:  Start of new year at Fiske. I checked to see if the the computers on the 2nd floor lab lab and up and running. We have 3 computers that have amber lights and 3 computers that just won\'t turn on. I checked in with Ms. Howell in Rm107 because she needed the student\'s computers plugged in. I also removed some startup programs to help the computer load faster. Mr. Miller talked about working with some students on a podcast where they read the books online and I put the audio online. This is for when I get back after the Track E intercession.\r\n\r\nThursday 9/29: First printer problem of the year. A printer won\'t work in 306 even though it is on and hooked up to the computer. Not a jam issue so I tried reinstalling drivers and changing ports to no avail. I replugged the USB and restarted the computer and success! It seemed like the USB connection between the computer and printer was faulty.\r\n\r\nFriday 9/30: I added a shortcut to starfall.com on all the desktops on the 3rd floor lab. Manually thawing the DeepFreeze, restarting, adding the shortcut, and restarting again makes it a bit tedious. I went into Rm102 to try and fix a computer. The ethernet was hooked up to faulty lines so I had to use an ethernet switch. I could not log in as it did not have enough space on disk and insufficient security. I was not able to fix this so I need to do this ASAP when I get back to Fiske.\r\n\r\nTuesday 10/4:  Since Fiske is on the Track E intercession, I went to Fermi temporarily. Mitch took me on a brief tour of the school so I knew where the computer labs where and who the staff were. Fermi got some new computers with Windows 7. First problem we worked on as a printer problem. There was an issue with the LPT? connection between the computer and the printer. Switching to a USB cable fixed the problem. Mitch also showed me how to connect/share a printer over a network .  Before we left we also worked on another printer, this time installing and setting up the printer. Since the printer was hooked to the ethernet and not directly to the computer we had to switch the printer\'s IP to static.\r\n\r\nThursday 10/6: Unboxed and distributed new computers to the rooms that needed it. The computers were all Win7 Dell computers. Since it was all preconfigured all I had to do was to make sure it did not automatically log on by making sure the users had to Ctrl+Alt+Del to log in. There were some old PC\'s I needed to remove from the classrooms.\r\n\r\nFriday 10/7: After removing all the old PC\'s, Rm119 had a problem where a computer could not play DVDs. The issue was 1) the computer didn\'t have any software that could play the DVD 2) the computer was incredibly slow and lagged a lot 3) the computer still used Windows2000. I tried installing VLC on the computer but it still would not play the DVD. That computer just needs to be replaced. I also had another printer issue where the new Win7 computer did not have the printer driver already on it. I had to use an alternate driver but to get that alternate driver I needed to use Windows Update, but the techco account did not have sufficient privileges to run Windows Update. After contacting Mitch, the best solution seemed like hooking the printer to an older XP computer. I did learn a nifty little trick where the printer queue was stuck on \"deleting.\"\r\n\r\n1)I ran cmd and typed in \"net stop spool\" which stopped the printer spool. 2)Run \"%SYSTEMROOT%\\system32\\spool\\Printers\" 3)delete all files within that folder 4)go to cmd and run \"net start spool\"\r\n\r\nThis seemed to fix any stuck print jobs. Deleting the files will not harm the computer. source: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946737\r\n\r\nTuesday 10/11: I fixed another printer problem by switching to USB cable. I also organized the cabinets with all the computer accessories by removing many unneeded parts for assset disposal.\r\n\r\nThursday 10/13: I installed the software and driver support for the Promethean ActivBoard in Rm215. I installed a boardmaking program for a teacher after several attempts to log in to techco. The problem was faulty internet connection due to a weak signal (counselor\'s room).  There was also two computers in the lab that Sara wanted me to look at. One had a hard drive problem (A) and another had apparently a video card problem (B). I ran a hard disk diagnostic on the computer with the hard drive problem and it returned a  error code 7.\r\n\r\nFri 10/14. Some manual labor on the two computers. I switched the the video card to see if that would help. It didn\'t. B still had the issue where after the initial Dell loading screen, the monitor would go blank. The power was still on and the monitor was hooked up because its  power sign was green but there was no image. B also did not have a hard drive problem because I ran a hard disk diagnostic on it. It seems like the hard drive on A just failed so we could just replace the hard drive and salvage the computer.','Week 1 @ Fiske, Weeks 2,3 @ Fermi','','publish','open','open','','week-1-fiske-weeks-23-fermi','','','2011-10-17 15:12:59','2011-10-17 20:12:59','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2665',0,'post','',0),(2666,70,'2011-10-17 15:12:45','2011-10-17 20:12:45','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/17\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\'s Th\'s F\'s\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>~7\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nTuesday 9/27:  Start of new year at Fiske. I checked to see if the the computers on the 2nd floor lab lab and up and running. We have 3 computers that have amber lights and 3 computers that just won\'t turn on. I checked in with Ms. Howell in Rm107 because she needed the student\'s computers plugged in. I also removed some startup programs to help the computer load faster. Mr. Miller talked about working with some students on a podcast where they read the books online and I put the audio online. This is for when I get back after the Track E intercession.\n\nThursday 9/29: First printer problem of the year. A printer won\'t work in 306 even though it is on and hooked up to the computer. Not a jam issue so I tried reinstalling drivers and changing ports to no avail. I replugged the USB and restarted the computer and success! It seemed like the USB connection between the computer and printer was faulty.\n\nFriday 9/30: I added a shortcut to starfall.com on all the desktops on the 3rd floor lab. Manually thawing the DeepFreeze, restarting, adding the shortcut, and restarting again makes it a bit tedious. I went into Rm102 to try and fix a computer. The ethernet was hooked up to faulty lines so I had to use an ethernet switch. I could not log in as it did not have enough space on disk and insufficient security. I was not able to fix this so I need to do this ASAP when I get back to Fiske.\n\nTuesday 10/4:  Since Fiske is on the Track E intercession, I went to Fermi temporarily. Mitch took me on a brief tour of the school so I knew where the computer labs where and who the staff were. Fermi got some new computers with Windows 7. First problem we worked on as a printer problem. There was an issue with the LPT? connection between the computer and the printer. Switching to a USB cable fixed the problem. Mitch also showed me how to connect/share a printer over a network .  Before we left we also worked on another printer, this time installing and setting up the printer. Since the printer was hooked to the ethernet and not directly to the computer we had to switch the printer\'s IP to static.\n\nThursday 10/6: Unboxed and distributed new computers to the rooms that needed it. The computers were all Win7 Dell computers. Since it was all preconfigured all I had to do was to make sure it did not automatically log on by making sure the users had to Ctrl+Alt+Del to log in. There were some old PC\'s I needed to remove from the classrooms.\n\nFriday 10/7: After removing all the old PC\'s, Rm119 had a problem where a computer could not play DVDs. The issue was 1) the computer didn\'t have any software that could play the DVD 2) the computer was incredibly slow and lagged a lot 3) the computer still used Windows2000. I tried installing VLC on the computer but it still would not play the DVD. That computer just needs to be replaced. I also had another printer issue where the new Win7 computer did not have the printer driver already on it. I had to use an alternate driver but to get that alternate driver I needed to use Windows Update, but the techco account did not have sufficient privileges to run Windows Update. After contacting Mitch, the best solution seemed like hooking the printer to an older XP computer. I did learn a nifty little trick where the printer queue was stuck on \"deleting.\"\n\n1)I ran cmd and typed in \"net stop spool\" which stopped the printer spool. 2)Run \"%SYSTEMROOT%\\system32\\spool\\Printers\" 3)delete all files within that folder 4)go to cmd and run \"net start spool\"\n\nThis seemed to fix any stuck print jobs. Deleting the files will not harm the computer. source: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946737\n\nTuesday 10/11: I fixed another printer problem by switching to USB cable. I also organized the cabinets with all the computer accessories by removing many unneeded parts for assset disposal.\n\nThursday 10/13: I installed the software and driver support for the Promethean ActivBoard in Rm215. I installed a boardmaking program for a teacher after several attempts to log in to techco. The problem was faulty internet connection due to a weak signal (counselor\'s room).  There was also two computers in the lab that Sara wanted me to look at. One had a hard drive problem (A) and another had apparently a video card problem (B). I ran a hard disk diagnostic on the computer with the hard drive problem and it returned a  error code 7.\n\nFri 10/14. Some manual labor on the two computers. I switched the the video card to see if that would help. It didn\'t. B still had the issue where after the initial Dell loading screen, the monitor would go blank. The power was still on and the monitor was hooked up because its  power sign was green but there was no image. B also did not have a hard drive problem because I ran a hard disk diagnostic on it. It seems like the hard drive on A just failed so we could just replace the hard drive and salvage the computer.','Week 1 @ Fiske, Weeks 2,3 @ Fermi','','inherit','open','open','','2665-revision','','','2011-10-17 15:12:45','2011-10-17 20:12:45','',2665,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2665-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2671,72,'2011-10-24 21:02:02','2011-10-25 02:02:02','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/24\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  W Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Last week was crazy 2 midterm+paper+PSet+major meeting week, so I ended up passing on 3 days of work to make sure I was prepared and all. My apologies. But I think that the days that I did end up spending there were fairly productive. Most of my work focused on helping the after school program with set up for their comic book software. I also spent some time finally getting the rest of those Thinkpad laptops out of storage and onto the cart. I still have no idea what they\'re going to be used for, but they\'re all ready to go.\n\nNow as for the after school program, most of my attention focused on 6 computers in the computer lab. I installed GIMP and Comic Life on those computers for them, as well as making sure they were all hooked up the printer. I noticed while I was in there that some of the computers had the low motherboard battery voltage error, which might be causing some of the Deep Freeze weirdness. Otherwise, not too much to report this week. Just as a heads up though, the 6 computers that do have GIMP/Comic Life/printing installed are the 6 that are directly across from the door, next to the window.','Reavis Week 4','','inherit','open','open','','2670-revision','','','2011-10-24 21:02:02','2011-10-25 02:02:02','',2670,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2670-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2689,2,'2011-11-03 11:50:31','2011-11-03 16:50:31','These items added to the<a title=\"NSP CUIP Technical Notes\" href=\"http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes.\" target=\"_blank\"> archive in our TechWiki:</a>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Some Deep Freeze considerations</strong>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Erroneous persistent \"Maintenance Mode\" can be triggered by wrong system date &amp; time. Address this by rebooting and going into BIOS Setup screen, and setting correct time there. If correct time does not hold, replace BIOS-CMOS battery on motherboard [see below]. If you\'re not familiar with BIOS Setup screen, ask school techco or CUIP staff to explain or demo.</li>\r\n	<li>The Deep Freeze console in version 7 is easier to install than previously and offers more features, including remote DF update of client computers. If your school has DF on computers but lacks a console, discuss placement with techco, lab teacher, and/or CUIP staff.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</li>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Salvaging/Replacing \"Coin cell\" batteries on MBs</strong></li>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Wrong system time can make problems for DeepFreeze (see above)</li>\r\n	<li>When prepping computers for disposal, collect these batteries</li>\r\n	<li>If more replacement batteries are needed than available from disused computers, the school or CUIP can order some new</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n<div>And within the thread about accessing the SCHOOL-ADM01 sites:</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<ul>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>11/03/11--</strong> This [storing off of CPS servers and sharing to NSPs] is now implemented in both Google Docs and Dropbox. If you do not have access, please write to <a href=\"mailto:mitch@uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">mitch@uchicago.edu</a> or<a href=\"mailto:Help@cuip.uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">Help@cuip.uchicago.edu</a> with an email address of yours that can accept these shares (Gmail preferred for the Google shares).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n</div>\r\n&nbsp;','New Tech Notes','','publish','open','open','','new-tech-notes','','','2011-11-08 17:59:15','2011-11-08 23:59:15','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2689',0,'post','',0),(2673,49,'2011-10-25 20:25:32','2011-10-26 01:25:32','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/25\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\r\n\r\n<span class=\"Apple-style-span\" style=\"font-weight: normal;\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher, Server Work</span>\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>One of the projects I have been working on is setting up automatic backups of Canter-srv01 to Canter-srv02. I worked with Mitch to schedule the tasks, but when I came in the next day to check on them I found Canter-srv02 had mysteriously shut down. I have booted it up and found it powered down a few days later two times now, so it is a good thing we didn\'t replace srv01 with it right off the bat.\r\n\r\nI also finished getting the laptops cleaned up, installing google earth, and installing deep freeze on them. One problem I have noticed with the laptops is that even some with deep freeze installed have been messed with- I think this is because the students rarely restart them, usually just closing the lid/putting them to sleep, so deepfreeze never has a chance to restore the laptop to its \"clean\" state.\r\n\r\nMs. Washington wanted me to set up the new social worker\'s computer to print to the shared printer in her room. I have set up a few computers to print to it and had no problem just selecting the printer in the directory. However, with the new social worker\'s computer, I could view the properties of the printer but got \"Could not connect to printer- access denied\" when I tried to install it. She had a parent visiting so I didn\'t have too long to poke around with it, but my first thought was that it was related to the fact that her laptop is Windows 7, whereas the computer with the printer (and the others sharing it) are XP.\r\n\r\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: </strong>This week only, I will not be at Canter on Wednesday (10/25) and will instead come in on Friday, a CPS professional development day, to help Russ out with the Ipad training for teachers.','Weeks 2 and 3 at Canter','','publish','open','open','','weeks-2-and-3-at-canter','','','2011-10-25 20:25:32','2011-10-26 01:25:32','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2673',0,'post','',0),(2674,49,'2011-10-25 20:24:47','2011-10-26 01:24:47','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/25\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<span class=\"Apple-style-span\" style=\"font-weight: normal;\"><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher, Server Work</span>\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>One of the projects I have been working on is setting up automatic backups of Canter-srv01 to Canter-srv02. I worked with Mitch to schedule the tasks, but when I came in the next day to check on them I found Canter-srv02 had mysteriously shut down. I have booted it up and found it powered down a few days later two times now, so it is a good thing we didn\'t replace srv01 with it right off the bat.\n\nI also finished getting the laptops cleaned up, installing google earth, and installing deep freeze on them. One problem I have noticed with the laptops is that even some with deep freeze installed have been messed with- I think this is because the students rarely restart them, usually just closing the lid/putting them to sleep, so deepfreeze never has a chance to restore the laptop to its \"clean\" state.\n\nMs. Washington wanted me to set up the new social worker\'s computer to print to the shared printer in her room. I have set up a few computers to print to it and had no problem just selecting the printer in the directory. However, with the new social worker\'s computer, I could view the properties of the printer but got \"Could not connect to printer- access denied\" when I tried to install it. She had a parent visiting so I didn\'t have too long to poke around with it, but my first thought was that it was related to the fact that her laptop is Windows 7, whereas the computer with the printer (and the others sharing it) are XP.\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: </strong>This week only, I will not be at Canter on Wednesday (10/25) and will instead come in on Friday, a CS}professional development day, to help Russ out at the','Weeks 2 and 3 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2673-revision','','','2011-10-25 20:24:47','2011-10-26 01:24:47','',2673,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2673-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2711,72,'2011-11-15 17:09:01','2011-11-15 23:09:01','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/11\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T W Θ (both weeks)\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Oops I\'ve forgotten to do the reports. It\'s actually been a really slow two weeks here at Reavis. There\'s no real big projects going on, and there\'s not much that I can do for them right now. But anyway... Most of the last two weeks were spent with just miscellaneous tech issues. I remember a lot of random printer maintenance/adding. Most of the printers needed new toners and whatnot, so I reinstalled the toner cartridges in the two printers in the main office and one in 204. I also switched out Mrs. Green\'s computer in the Office with one that I found lying around in 105. She had been complaining of a slow and loud computer. The slowness was caused by a lack of RAM. I gave her new computer a 512MB stick to help speed it up. The loudness was caused by dust in the fan and a really terrible place to put the computer (inside a closed area with no ventilation, which made it overheat). I moved her old one back into 105, but since it has no wireless card, I couldn\'t really do too much with it.\r\n\r\nThere were also some issues with a printer in room 203 printing gibberish. A teacher there was trying to print out a pdf file of subtraction tables, but the printer decided to print it out in what looked like Wingdings font. After a lot of testing, the problem was traced to the printer itself, but I\'m not really sure how to fix it. I updated Adobe Reader to the latest version and everything, but the printer would still print out the strange font. In the end, I hooked her computer up to the printer in room 204, and just had her print from there in the future if she had problems.\r\n\r\nI also helped to set up a computer in Room 2 for the art teacher. It seems to be working fine, if a bit slow. The only issue there is that the wireless card doesn\'t have an antenna, so at times the wireless connection can cut out. Unfortunately there\'s not too much that I can do about that, so I just left it as is.\r\n\r\nAs for the computer lab, I had another computer give me the blinking yellow light of death. But this time I actually got a confirmation that it has something to do with overheating. Immediately before it died out, it gave me an error number on boot up that, when I looked it up, referred to an overheating problem. So that\'s another computer down in the computer lab. We were fine for this round of testing, but more computers might need to be added to the lab if more computers die off.\r\n\r\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: </strong>Tue, Thurs  3:15-5:30pm, Wed 3:15-5pm','Reavis Weeks 6 and 7','','publish','open','open','','reavis-weeks-6-and-7','','','2011-11-15 17:09:01','2011-11-15 23:09:01','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2711',0,'post','',1),(2676,71,'2011-10-28 14:46:42','2011-10-28 19:46:42','Your Name: Katie Schilling\n\nToday’s Date: 2011/10/28\n\nDay(s) worked or described: MWF (1-3)\n\nTotal hours for week: 6, 6\n\nThe School: Bret Harte\n\nKind of Work: Helping Teacher, Server, iPads\n\nI\'ve been responding to teacher requests for tech assistance in the binder.  So far during week 4, I\'ve fixed several printers, hooked up some old computers, worked on configuring  iTunes accounts for iPad app purchases, and worked on scavenging parts in the computer lab.  Week 3, I restarted the server, had a long conversation about memory usage with Ms. Glover and Ms. Parks, and also worked on configuring the iPads and discussing app needs.  The teachers have generally needed help with installing programs and troubleshooting computers that don\'t boot.  Teachers are staring to recognize me in the hall and ask for help, which is convenient.\n\nI\'ve started pulling fans out of old computers, and I am asking around to find out which computers need fan replacements.  I\'m also starting to take inventory of the memory needs and','Harte: Week 3 and 4','','inherit','open','open','','2668-revision','','','2011-10-28 14:46:42','2011-10-28 19:46:42','',2668,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2668-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2677,72,'2011-10-29 00:01:52','2011-10-29 05:01:52','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/28\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T W Θ\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 5\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>So first off, I think I\'m going to have to change my hours on Mondays and Fridays. The way my classes and problem sets are lined up, I don\'t think I can do early morning on Monday or Friday. It\'s just far too exhausting to wake up so early and have to do a 4 hour lab in the afternoon. I think I\'m going to change my hours on Monday to 3:15 - 4:30 like all the other days of the week, and I\'ll probably get rid of the Friday work hours. Things at Reavis have died down lately too, so I hope that I won\'t be pressed for time or anything.\r\n\r\nAnyway, onto the week\'s report. For the most part, this week\'s requests were miscellaneous things from teachers. For example, I helped Mrs. Casaday move the files from her old computer into her new one and helped Mrs. Johnson with some USB drive and printer issues. As for bigger projects, I actually got word that the bunch of laptops that I had to install the techco account on and everything were actually only the first third of a full shipment, so I\'ll be working on those again when the new orders come in. I also moved the Dell laptops that Terry and I got together last year into the computer cart, so they\'re all ready to be used. Finally, I solved the Deep Freeze issue that I told Mitch about via e-mail. I recalled from last year that Deep Freeze apparently only played nice when the date/time in BIOS agreed with the date/time in Windows, so I ended up going through every computer in the lab, replacing dead motherboard batteries, fixing the date/time while removing BIOS passwords where necessary. In the end, I was able to fix every computer that constantly had the \"This computer is in maintenance mode\" message pop up, which should remove a source of frustration for anyone who needs to use the computer lab.','Reavis Week 5','','publish','open','open','','reavis-week-5-2','','','2011-10-29 00:01:52','2011-10-29 05:01:52','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2677',0,'post','',2),(2678,72,'2011-10-29 00:01:22','2011-10-29 05:01:22','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/28\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong>  T W Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 5\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>So first off, I think I\'m going to have to change my hours on Mondays and Fridays. The way my classes and problem sets are lined up, I don\'t think I can do early morning on Monday or Friday. It\'s just far too exhausting to wake up so early and have to do a 4 hour lab in the afternoon. I think I\'m going to change my hours on Monday to 3:15 - 4:30 like all the other days of the week, and I\'ll probably get rid of the Friday work hours. Things at Reavis have died down lately too, so I hope that I won\'t be pressed for time or anything.\n\nAnyway, onto the week\'s report. For the most part, this week\'s requests were miscellaneous things from teachers. For example, I helped Mrs. Casaday move the files from her old computer into her new one and helped Mrs. Johnson with some USB drive and printer issues. As for bigger projects, I actually got word that the bunch of laptops that I had to install the techco account on and everything were actually only the first third of a full shipment, so I\'ll be working on those again when the new orders come in. I also moved the Dell laptops that Terry and I got together last year into the computer cart, so they\'re all ready to be used. Finally, I solved the Deep Freeze issue that I told Mitch about via e-mail. I recalled from last year that Deep Freeze apparently only played nice when the date/time in BIOS agreed with the date/time in Windows, so I ended up going through every computer in the lab, replacing dead motherboard batteries, fixing the date/time while removing BIOS passwords where necessary. In the end, I was able to fix every computer that constantly had the \"This computer is in maintenance mode\" message pop up, which should remove a','Reavis Week 5','','inherit','open','open','','2677-revision','','','2011-10-29 00:01:22','2011-10-29 05:01:22','',2677,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2677-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2694,49,'2011-11-07 11:06:42','2011-11-07 17:06:42','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/07\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School: </strong>Canter\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Much of my time recently has been dedicated to ipads- I helped Russ out with an introduction to the ipads for teachers on the most recent CPS professional development day. There were a lot of questions, and it seemed like there was a fair bit of interest in using them, but as far as I know no teacher has submitted an app request or lesson plan. They were supposed to be used for an online test at some point- Russ and I had to manually add shortcuts to the test on the homescreen, because apparently those don\'t sync across devices. Mr. Winsor seemed pretty impressed by the graphing calculator app- I might follow up with him soon if he doesn\'t ask me about them.\r\n\r\nI also figured out how to connect Mrs. Tsitsopoulos\' (Windows 7) computer to the shared (XP) printer in Ms. Washington\'s room. The standard add network printer doesn\'t work- I\'ve included instructions for the workaround at the bottom of this post.\r\n\r\nI also backed up the server (srv-01) to the external hard drive, because it was acting sluggish/frozen for a few hours this week. This time when I went to check, srv-02 was actually still up and running, so maybe the scheduled backups will work this week. I think for now using the external hard drive is best to be safe.\r\n\r\n<strong>Instructions for connecting a W7 computer to an XP shared printer</strong>\r\n\r\nAssume the computer withe the printer plugged in is called XPMACHINE.\r\n\r\n1) Ensure Printer on XP machine is shared - assume it\'s called SHAREDPRINTER.\r\n\r\n2) On the Network Browsing on your Windows 7 machine ensure you can \"See\" the Printer share.\r\n\r\nNow on the Windows 7 machine do the following:\r\n\r\n3) Control Panel==&gt; add LOCAL (Yes LOCAL) printer\r\n\r\n4) Create NEW port==&gt;Local port\r\n\r\n5) Portname is <a rel=\"nofollow\">\\\\XPMACHINE\\SHAREDPRINTER</a>\r\n\r\n6) Now you\'ll be able to print on the XP machine.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Weeks 4, 5 at Canter','','publish','open','open','','weeks-4-5-at-canter','','','2011-11-07 11:06:42','2011-11-07 17:06:42','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2694',0,'post','',1),(2680,70,'2011-10-30 20:57:02','2011-10-31 01:57:02','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/30\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\'s Th\'s F\'s\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\r\n\r\nTues 10/18: I got the extra computers and other junk ready for asset disposal. I had to write down the asset tag, model name, and remove any wireless cards if possible. Much of the old computers were Acer 5100/5700/5500d. There were also some extra printers and monitors that needed to be removed.\r\n\r\nThurs 10/20: I tried fixing the two Dell computers by switching hard drives again. However the extra hard drive I found also had an error. During diagnostics it returned error code 4. The two Dell computers are still broken; one does not have a hard drive and the other turns blank after start up.\r\n\r\nFri 10/21: Cleaned up the computer lab.\r\n\r\nTues 10/25: A computer in the office was having trouble with slow internet. I restarted the computer and installed Chrome. This seemed to fix the slow connection. Room 119 had a printer issue. It was fairly simple procedure of uninstalling and reinstalling the printer driver. One of the computers was also freezing up due to age. I just told them to be patient and not keep on clicking if a program was running since it would slow down the computer even more. I also set up HP1022n printer on a Windows 7 computer in room216. Thankfully HP had a downloadable driver for the printer which made the set up painless.\r\n\r\nThurs 10/27: I tried installing another printer in room 218?. This was the room that needed Windows Update to get the driver for a Win7 computer. I tried switching to HP930c but it too needed an Windows Update to get the driver. Instead of trying to hook up the printer to a Win7 computer I just installed the HP6122 printer on an older Dell XP computer. Should have done that the first time. Sara came in and gave me the task of cataloging the asset tags of all the computers in Fermi. The first method of checking the asset number with the list of assets for Fermi was not efficient. We thought it be better to go into all the rooms and just write down the asset and serial number.\r\n\r\nFri 10/28: A week of late night and all night studying caught up with me. I felt sick and did not go. When I do go back I have to catalog the Fermi assets.','Weeks 4, 5 @ Fermi','','publish','open','open','','weeks-4-5-fermi','','','2011-10-30 20:57:02','2011-10-31 01:57:02','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2680',0,'post','',1),(2681,70,'2011-10-30 20:56:45','2011-10-31 01:56:45','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/30\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\'s Th\'s F\'s\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nTues 10/18: I got the extra computers and other junk ready for asset disposal. I had to write down the asset tag, model name, and remove any wireless cards if possible. Much of the old computers were Acer 5100/5700/5500d. There were also some extra printers and monitors that needed to be removed.\n\nThurs 10/20: I tried fixing the two Dell computers by switching hard drives again. However the extra hard drive I found also had an error. During diagnostics it returned error code 4. The two Dell computers are still broken; one does not have a hard drive and the other turns blank after start up.\n\nFri 10/21: Cleaned up the computer lab.\n\nTues 10/25: A computer in the office was having trouble with slow internet. I restarted the computer and installed Chrome. This seemed to fix the slow connection. Room 119 had a printer issue. It was fairly simple procedure of uninstalling and reinstalling the printer driver. One of the computers was also freezing up due to age. I just told them to be patient and not keep on clicking if a program was running since it would slow down the computer even more. I also set up HP1022n printer on a Windows 7 computer in room216. Thankfully HP had a downloadable driver for the printer which made the set up painless.\n\nThurs 10/27: I tried installing another printer in room 218?. This was the room that needed Windows Update to get the driver for a Win7 computer. I tried switching to HP930c but it too needed an Windows Update to get the driver. Instead of trying to hook up the printer to a Win7 computer I just installed the HP6122 printer on an older Dell XP computer. Should have done that the first time. Sara came in and gave me the task of cataloging the asset tags of all the computers in Fermi. The first method of checking the asset number with the list of assets for Fermi was not efficient. We thought it be better to go into all the rooms and just write down the asset and serial number.\n\nFri 10/28: A week of late night and all night studying caught up with me. I felt sick and did not go. When I do go back I have to catalog the Fermi assets.','Weeks 4, 5 @ Fermi','','inherit','open','open','','2680-revision','','','2011-10-30 20:56:45','2011-10-31 01:56:45','',2680,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2680-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2682,49,'2011-10-31 11:16:15','2011-10-31 16:16:15','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren’t there)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don’t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem…\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, “…Not!” gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\n\n<strong>(Optional) What’s playing now?:</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) What’s been good to read lately?:</strong>\n\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;——&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don’t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;—–&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!)</em>','Week 4 at Canter','','trash','open','open','','week-4-at-canter-6','','','2011-10-31 11:16:26','2011-10-31 16:16:26','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2682',0,'post','',0),(2683,49,'2011-10-31 11:16:15','2011-10-31 16:16:15','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/mm/dd [Week or date reporting about, if not most recent week: 2011/mm/dd]\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren’t there)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don’t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem…\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: ____</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) Thought for the week:</strong> (Would you care to share an aphorism, proverb, quip, epigram, “…Not!” gotcha, overheard remark, excerpt, brief lyric, stanza, or quotation?)\n\n<strong>(Optional) What’s playing now?:</strong>\n\n<strong>(Optional) What’s been good to read lately?:</strong>\n\n&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;——&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;- <strong><em>Don’t forget to mark categories</em></strong> &gt;&gt;&gt;—–&gt;&gt;&gt;\n\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!)</em>','Week 4 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2682-revision','','','2011-10-31 11:16:15','2011-10-31 16:16:15','',2682,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/10/2682-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2687,73,'2011-11-01 13:59:07','2011-11-01 18:59:07','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/01\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Sorry for the sporadic updates. Most of my work seem to be related to printers. Ralph the engineer\'s printer stopped working. I changed the port and it started working again. I finished up in the preschool room connecting a teacher station to two of her printers, one of which was a wireless. I had to connect the printer to the network by an ethernet cord first so the computer could identify it on the network. While I was installing the printer, I checked into room 204 because they were having a problem with the projector. Turns out it was set to the wrong source. I told them that it should set to \"COMPUTER1\". I also brought another student station down to room 101 because the only computer there was the teacher\'s laptop.','Ray School, week 5','','publish','open','open','','ray-school-week-5','','','2011-11-17 14:58:25','2011-11-17 20:58:25','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2687',0,'post','',1),(2688,73,'2011-11-01 13:58:23','2011-11-01 18:58:23','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/01\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Sorry for the sporadic updates. Most of my work seem to be related to printers. Last week I finished up in the preschool room connecting a teacher station to two of her printers, one of which was a wireless. I had to connect the printer to the network by an ethernet cord first so the computer could identify it on the network. While I was installing the printer, I checked into room 204 because they were having a problem with the projector. Turns out it was set to the wrong source. I told them that it should set to \"COMPUTER1\". I also brought another student station down to room 101 because the only computer there was the teacher\'s laptop.','Ray School, week 5','','inherit','open','open','','2687-revision','','','2011-11-01 13:58:23','2011-11-01 18:58:23','',2687,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2687-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2690,2,'2011-11-03 11:50:17','2011-11-03 16:50:17','These items added to the archive in our TechWiki, <a title=\"CUIP NSP Technical Notes\" href=\"http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes\" target=\"_blank\">http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes</a>.\n<ul>\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Some Deep Freeze considerations</strong>\n<ul>\n	<li>Erroneous persistent \"Maintenance Mode\" can be triggered by wrong system date &amp; time. Address this by rebooting and going into BIOS Setup screen, and setting correct time there. If correct time does not hold, replace BIOS-CMOS battery on motherboard [see below]. If you\'re not familiar with BIOS Setup screen, ask school techco or CUIP staff to explain or demo.</li>\n	<li>The Deep Freeze console in version 7 is easier to install than previously and offers more features, including remote DF update of client computers. If your school has DF on computers but lacks a console, discuss placement with techco, lab teacher, and/or CUIP staff.</li>\n</ul>\n</li>\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Salvaging/Replacing \"Coin cell\" batteries on MBs</strong></li>\n<ul>\n	<li>Wrong system time can make problems for DeepFreeze (see above)</li>\n	<li>When prepping computers for disposal, collect these batteries</li>\n	<li>If more replacement batteries are needed than available from disused computers, the school or CUIP can order some new</li>\n</ul>\n</ul>\n<div>And within the thread about accessing the SCHOOL-ADM01 sites:</div>\n<div>\n<ul>\n<ul>\n	<li><strong>11/03/11--</strong> This [storing off of CPS servers and sharing to NSPs] is now implemented in both Google Docs and Dropbox. If you do not have access, please write to <a href=\"mailto:mitch@uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">mitch@uchicago.edu</a> or<a href=\"mailto:Help@cuip.uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">Help@cuip.uchicago.edu</a> with an email address of yours that can accept these shares (Gmail preferred for the Google shares).</li>\n</ul>\n</ul>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','New Tech Notes','','inherit','open','open','','2689-revision','','','2011-11-03 11:50:17','2011-11-03 16:50:17','',2689,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2689-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2691,2,'2011-11-03 11:50:31','2011-11-03 16:50:31','These items added to the archive in our TechWiki, <a title=\"CUIP NSP Technical Notes\" href=\"http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes\" target=\"_blank\">http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes</a>.\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Some Deep Freeze considerations</strong>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Erroneous persistent \"Maintenance Mode\" can be triggered by wrong system date &amp; time. Address this by rebooting and going into BIOS Setup screen, and setting correct time there. If correct time does not hold, replace BIOS-CMOS battery on motherboard [see below]. If you\'re not familiar with BIOS Setup screen, ask school techco or CUIP staff to explain or demo.</li>\r\n	<li>The Deep Freeze console in version 7 is easier to install than previously and offers more features, including remote DF update of client computers. If your school has DF on computers but lacks a console, discuss placement with techco, lab teacher, and/or CUIP staff.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</li>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Salvaging/Replacing \"Coin cell\" batteries on MBs</strong></li>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Wrong system time can make problems for DeepFreeze (see above)</li>\r\n	<li>When prepping computers for disposal, collect these batteries</li>\r\n	<li>If more replacement batteries are needed than available from disused computers, the school or CUIP can order some new</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n<div>And within the thread about accessing the SCHOOL-ADM01 sites:</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<ul>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>11/03/11--</strong> This [storing off of CPS servers and sharing to NSPs] is now implemented in both Google Docs and Dropbox. If you do not have access, please write to <a href=\"mailto:mitch@uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">mitch@uchicago.edu</a> or<a href=\"mailto:Help@cuip.uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">Help@cuip.uchicago.edu</a> with an email address of yours that can accept these shares (Gmail preferred for the Google shares).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n</div>\r\n&nbsp;','New Tech Notes','','inherit','open','open','','2689-revision-2','','','2011-11-03 11:50:31','2011-11-03 16:50:31','',2689,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2689-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2692,2,'2011-11-03 11:53:52','2011-11-03 16:53:52','These items added to the archive in our TechWiki:\n<ul>\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Some Deep Freeze considerations</strong>\n<ul>\n	<li>Erroneous persistent \"Maintenance Mode\" can be triggered by wrong system date &amp; time. Address this by rebooting and going into BIOS Setup screen, and setting correct time there. If correct time does not hold, replace BIOS-CMOS battery on motherboard [see below]. If you\'re not familiar with BIOS Setup screen, ask school techco or CUIP staff to explain or demo.</li>\n	<li>The Deep Freeze console in version 7 is easier to install than previously and offers more features, including remote DF update of client computers. If your school has DF on computers but lacks a console, discuss placement with techco, lab teacher, and/or CUIP staff.</li>\n</ul>\n</li>\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Salvaging/Replacing \"Coin cell\" batteries on MBs</strong></li>\n<ul>\n	<li>Wrong system time can make problems for DeepFreeze (see above)</li>\n	<li>When prepping computers for disposal, collect these batteries</li>\n	<li>If more replacement batteries are needed than available from disused computers, the school or CUIP can order some new</li>\n</ul>\n</ul>\n<div>And within the thread about accessing the SCHOOL-ADM01 sites:</div>\n<div>\n<ul>\n<ul>\n	<li><strong>11/03/11--</strong> This [storing off of CPS servers and sharing to NSPs] is now implemented in both Google Docs and Dropbox. If you do not have access, please write to <a href=\"mailto:mitch@uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">mitch@uchicago.edu</a> or<a href=\"mailto:Help@cuip.uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">Help@cuip.uchicago.edu</a> with an email address of yours that can accept these shares (Gmail preferred for the Google shares).</li>\n</ul>\n</ul>\n</div>\n&nbsp;','New Tech Notes','','inherit','open','open','','2689-autosave','','','2011-11-03 11:53:52','2011-11-03 16:53:52','',2689,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2689-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2693,2,'2011-11-03 11:51:02','2011-11-03 16:51:02','These items added to the archive in our TechWiki, <a title=\"CUIP NSP Technical Notes\" href=\"http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes\" target=\"_blank\">http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes</a>.\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Some Deep Freeze considerations</strong>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Erroneous persistent \"Maintenance Mode\" can be triggered by wrong system date &amp; time. Address this by rebooting and going into BIOS Setup screen, and setting correct time there. If correct time does not hold, replace BIOS-CMOS battery on motherboard [see below]. If you\'re not familiar with BIOS Setup screen, ask school techco or CUIP staff to explain or demo.</li>\r\n	<li>The Deep Freeze console in version 7 is easier to install than previously and offers more features, including remote DF update of client computers. If your school has DF on computers but lacks a console, discuss placement with techco, lab teacher, and/or CUIP staff.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</li>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Salvaging/Replacing \"Coin cell\" batteries on MBs</strong></li>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Wrong system time can make problems for DeepFreeze (see above)</li>\r\n	<li>When prepping computers for disposal, collect these batteries</li>\r\n	<li>If more replacement batteries are needed than available from disused computers, the school or CUIP can order some new</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n<div>And within the thread about accessing the SCHOOL-ADM01 sites:</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<ul>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>11/03/11--</strong> This [storing off of CPS servers and sharing to NSPs] is now implemented in both Google Docs and Dropbox. If you do not have access, please write to <a href=\"mailto:mitch@uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">mitch@uchicago.edu</a> or<a href=\"mailto:Help@cuip.uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">Help@cuip.uchicago.edu</a> with an email address of yours that can accept these shares (Gmail preferred for the Google shares).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n</div>\r\n&nbsp;','New Tech Notes','','inherit','open','open','','2689-revision-3','','','2011-11-03 11:51:02','2011-11-03 16:51:02','',2689,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2689-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(2697,2,'2011-11-10 09:20:19','2011-11-10 15:20:19','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/07\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Canter\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Much of my time recently has been dedicated to ipads- I helped Russ out with an introduction to the ipads for teachers on the most recent CPS professional development day. There were a lot of questions, and it seemed like there was a fair bit of interest in using them, but as far as I know no teacher has submitted an app request or lesson plan. They were supposed to be used for an online test at some point- Russ and I had to manually add shortcuts to the test on the homescreen, because apparently those don\'t sync across devices. Mr. Winsor seemed pretty impressed by the graphing calculator app- I might follow up with him soon if he doesn\'t ask me about them.\n\nI also figured out how to connect Mrs. Tsitsopoulos\' (Windows 7) computer to the shared (XP) printer in Ms. Washington\'s room. The standard add network printer doesn\'t work- I\'ve included instructions for the workaround at the bottom of this post.\n\nI also backed up the server (srv-01) to the external hard drive, because it was acting sluggish/frozen for a few hours this week. This time when I went to check, srv-02 was actually still up and running, so maybe the scheduled backups will work this week. I think for now using the external hard drive is best to be safe.\n\n<strong>Instructions for connecting a W7 computer to an XP shared printer</strong>\n\nAssume the computer withe the printer plugged in is called XPMACHINE.\n\n1) Ensure Printer on XP machine is shared - assume it\'s called SHAREDPRINTER.\n\n2) On the Network Browsing on your Windows 7 machine ensure you can \"See\" the Printer share.\n\nNow on the Windows 7 machine do the following:\n\n3) Control Panel==&gt; add LOCAL (Yes LOCAL) printer\n\n4) Create NEW port==&gt;Local port\n\n5) Portname is <a rel=\"nofollow\">\\\\XPMACHINE\\SHAREDPRINTER</a>\n\n6) Now you\'ll be able to print on the XP machine.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;','Weeks 4, 5 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2694-autosave','','','2011-11-10 09:20:19','2011-11-10 15:20:19','',2694,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2694-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2696,49,'2011-11-07 11:05:09','2011-11-07 17:05:09','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/07\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Canter\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Much of my time recently has been dedicated to ipads- I helped Russ out with an introduction to the ipads for teachers on the most recent CPS professional development day. There were a lot of questions, and it seemed like there was a fair bit of interest in using them, but as far as I know no teacher has submitted an app request or lesson plan. They were supposed to be used for an online test at some point- Russ and I had to manually add shortcuts to the test on the homescreen, because apparently those don\'t sync across devices. Mr. Winsor seemed pretty impressed by the graphing calculator app- I might follow up with him soon if he doesn\'t ask me about them.\n\nI also figured out how to connect Mrs. Tsitsopoulos\' (Windows 7) computer to the shared (XP) printer in Ms. Washington\'s room. The standard add network printer doesn\'t work- I\'ve included instructions for the workaround at the bottom of this post.\n\nI also backed up the server (srv-01) to the external hard drive, because it was acting sluggish/frozen for a few hours this week. This time when I went to check, srv-02 was actually still up and running, so maybe the scheduled backups\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>Instructions for connecting a W7 computer to an XP shared printer</strong>\n\nAssume the computer withe the printer plugged in is called XPMACHINE.\n\n1) Ensure Printer on XP machine is shared - assume it\'s called SHAREDPRINTER.\n\n2) On the Network Browsing on your Windows 7 machine ensure you can \"See\" the Printer share.\n\nNow on the Windows 7 machine do the following:\n\n3) Control Panel==&gt; add LOCAL (Yes LOCAL) printer\n\n4) Create NEW port==&gt;Local port\n\n5) Portname is <a rel=\"nofollow\">\\\\XPMACHINE\\SHAREDPRINTER</a>\n\n6) Now you\'ll be able to print on the XP machine.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<em>(How to mark categories: Clear </em>Person Reporting<em> box, but check your name in the </em>Person Reporting<em> section; check your school in the </em>Schools<em> section</em><em>. The Kind of Work section has been moved out of the Categories list; please use the Tags feature for kind-of-work. Thanks!)</em><strong></strong>\n\n&nbsp;','Weeks 4, 5 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2694-revision','','','2011-11-07 11:05:09','2011-11-07 17:05:09','',2694,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2694-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2701,2,'2011-11-03 11:54:00','2011-11-03 16:54:00','These items added to the<a title=\"NSP CUIP Technical Notes\" href=\"http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes.\" target=\"_blank\"> archive in our TechWiki:</a>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Some Deep Freeze considerations</strong>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Erroneous persistent \"Maintenance Mode\" can be triggered by wrong system date &amp; time. Address this by rebooting and going into BIOS Setup screen, and setting correct time there. If correct time does not hold, replace BIOS-CMOS battery on motherboard [see below]. If you\'re not familiar with BIOS Setup screen, ask school techco or CUIP staff to explain or demo.</li>\r\n	<li>The Deep Freeze console in version 7 is easier to install than previously and offers more features, including remote DF update of client computers. If your school has DF on computers but lacks a console, discuss placement with techco, lab teacher, and/or CUIP staff.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</li>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Salvaging/Replacing \"Coin cell\" batteries on MBs</strong></li>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Wrong system time can make problems for DeepFreeze (see above)</li>\r\n	<li>When prepping computers for disposal, collect these batteries</li>\r\n	<li>If more replacement batteries are needed than available from disused computers, the school or CUIP can order some new</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n<div>And within the thread about accessing the SCHOOL-ADM01 sites:</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<ul>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>11/03/11--</strong> This [storing off of CPS servers and sharing to NSPs] is now implemented in both Google Docs and Dropbox. If you do not have access, please write to <a href=\"mailto:mitch@uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">mitch@uchicago.edu</a> or<a href=\"mailto:Help@cuip.uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">Help@cuip.uchicago.edu</a> with an email address of yours that can accept these shares (Gmail preferred for the Google shares).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n</div>\r\n&nbsp;','New Tech Notes','','inherit','open','open','','2689-revision-4','','','2011-11-03 11:54:00','2011-11-03 16:54:00','',2689,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2689-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(2702,2,'2011-11-08 17:58:46','2011-11-08 23:58:46','These items added to the<a title=\"NSP CUIP Technical Notes\" href=\"http://cuiptech.wikispaces.com/NSP-Tech+Reporting+Messages#TechnicalNotes.\" target=\"_blank\"> archive in our TechWiki:</a>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Some Deep Freeze considerations</strong>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Erroneous persistent \"Maintenance Mode\" can be triggered by wrong system date &amp; time. Address this by rebooting and going into BIOS Setup screen, and setting correct time there. If correct time does not hold, replace BIOS-CMOS battery on motherboard [see below]. If you\'re not familiar with BIOS Setup screen, ask school techco or CUIP staff to explain or demo.</li>\r\n	<li>The Deep Freeze console in version 7 is easier to install than previously and offers more features, including remote DF update of client computers. If your school has DF on computers but lacks a console, discuss placement with techco, lab teacher, and/or CUIP staff.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</li>\r\n	<li><strong>(New as of 11/03/11) Salvaging/Replacing \"Coin cell\" batteries on MBs</strong></li>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Wrong system time can make problems for DeepFreeze (see above)</li>\r\n	<li>When prepping computers for disposal, collect these batteries</li>\r\n	<li>If more replacement batteries are needed than available from disused computers, the school or CUIP can order some new</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n<div>And within the thread about accessing the SCHOOL-ADM01 sites:</div>\r\n<div>\r\n<ul>\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li><strong>11/03/11--</strong> This [storing off of CPS servers and sharing to NSPs] is now implemented in both Google Docs and Dropbox. If you do not have access, please write to <a href=\"mailto:mitch@uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">mitch@uchicago.edu</a> or<a href=\"mailto:Help@cuip.uchicago.edu\" rel=\"nofollow\">Help@cuip.uchicago.edu</a> with an email address of yours that can accept these shares (Gmail preferred for the Google shares).</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n</ul>\r\n</div>\r\n&nbsp;','New Tech Notes','','inherit','open','open','','2689-revision-5','','','2011-11-08 17:58:46','2011-11-08 23:58:46','',2689,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2689-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(2705,70,'2011-11-11 14:14:12','2011-11-11 20:14:12','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/10/30\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\'s Th\'s F\'s\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\nTues 10/18: I got the extra computers and other junk ready for asset disposal. I had to write down the asset tag, model name, and remove any wireless cards if possible. Much of the old computers were Acer 5100/5700/5500d. There were also some extra printers and monitors that needed to be removed.\n\nThurs 10/20: I tried fixing the two Dell computers by switching hard drives again. However the extra hard drive I found also had an error. During diagnostics it returned error code 4. The two Dell computers are still broken; one does not have a hard drive and the other turns blank after start up.\n\nFri 10/21: Cleaned up the computer lab.\n\nTues 10/25: A computer in the office was having trouble with slow internet. I restarted the computer and installed Chrome. This seemed to fix the slow connection. Room 119 had a printer issue. It was fairly simple procedure of uninstalling and reinstalling the printer driver. One of the computers was also freezing up due to age. I just told them to be patient and not keep on clicking if a program was running since it would slow down the computer even more. I also set up HP1022n printer on a Windows 7 computer in room216. Thankfully HP had a downloadable driver for the printer which made the set up painless.\n\nThurs 10/27: I tried installing another printer in room 218?. This was the room that needed Windows Update to get the driver for a Win7 computer. I tried switching to HP930c but it too needed an Windows Update to get the driver. Instead of trying to hook up the printer to a Win7 computer I just installed the HP6122 printer on an older Dell XP computer. Should have done that the first time. Sara came in and gave me the task of cataloging the asset tags of all the computers in Fermi. The first method of checking the asset number with the list of assets for Fermi was not efficient. We thought it be better to go into all the rooms and just write down the asset and serial number.\n\nFri 10/28: A week of late night and all night studying caught up with me. I felt sick and did not go. When I do go back I have to catalog the Fermi assets.','Weeks 4, 5 @ Fermi','','inherit','open','open','','2680-autosave','','','2011-11-11 14:14:12','2011-11-11 20:14:12','',2680,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2680-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2706,70,'2011-11-11 14:22:52','2011-11-11 20:22:52','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T  Th F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7.5\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>\n\n11/1: Wrote down the asset tags and s/n of the computers, printers, and monitors in the school.\n\n11/3+4: Continued with the asset tags.  I had to fix two computers in Rm221. One of the computers was an old Win2000 computer that kept getting an svchost.exe error. The Windows start button would not work and some programs were faulty. The other computer kept doing Diskcheck upon starting the computer. There was also a printer problem but it was only the printer being set on puased.\n\nOne of the computers in Rm120 had a hard disk error. On start up it would keep saying disk read failure, yet the diagnostics on the HDD would say it was fine. I could not fix this. Another computer had a virtual memory full message popping up. I increased the size of the virtual memory and uninstalled old versions of Java.\n\n11/8+10: Room 123 had a printer issue. It was just the printer cartridge being misaligned. I also found a way to install the printer drivers for HP 6122 and 930c on Windows 7 drivers. These printers needed Windows Update to get the drivers and since WinUpdate was not accessible by the techco account, it created a problem. I found a direct download link from WinUpdate with a .cab file that contained many of the HP drivers.\n\n<a href=\"http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/driver/drvs/2009/07/4189_1228a7cf7b1aac21346b20cb6e21db409dde9e72.cab\" target=\"_blank\">http://download.windowsupdate.<wbr>com/msdownload/update/driver/<wbr>drvs/2009/07/4189_<wbr>1228a7cf7b1aac21346b20cb6e21db<wbr>409dde9e72.cab</wbr></wbr></wbr></wbr></a>\n\n1) Download .cab file and extract the contents to a folder.\n2) Go to \"Devices and Printer\" -&gt; \"Add a printer\" -&gt; \"Add local printer\"\n3) Switch the \"Use an existing port\" to USB001 connection.\n4) When the list of drivers show up, click on \"Have Disk\" and go to\nthe extracted folder.\n5) Click on the prnhp001.Inf file\n6) Choose the HP driver or alternate driver you want.\n\nAfter installing the driver, hook up the USB cable to the printer and it should work. You can also follow the steps from HP\n<a href=\"http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&amp;lc=en&amp;docname=c01796821\" target=\"_blank\">http://h10025.www1.hp.com/<wbr>ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&amp;lc=en&amp;<wbr>docname=c01796821</wbr></wbr></a>\nand replace finding the drivers through WinUpdate or the driver list with the \"Have Disk\" method. It should work with other HP printers.\n\nUsing this method I hooked up some HP 930c and 6122 printers to the newer Win7 computers. 11/11 is Veteran\'s Day so I did not go and I start back at Fiske next week.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;','Week 6, 7 @ Fermi','','inherit','open','open','','2699-revision','','','2011-11-11 14:22:52','2011-11-11 20:22:52','',2699,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2699-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2707,70,'2011-11-29 12:44:58','2011-11-29 18:44:58','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T  Th F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7.5\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>\n\n11/1: Wrote down the asset tags and s/n of the computers, printers, and monitors in the school.\n\n11/3+4: Continued with the asset tags.  I had to fix two computers in Rm221. One of the computers was an old Win2000 computer that kept getting an svchost.exe error. The Windows start button would not work and some programs were faulty. The other computer kept doing Diskcheck upon starting the computer. There was also a printer problem but it was only the printer being set on puased.\n\nOne of the computers in Rm120 had a hard disk error. On start up it would keep saying disk read failure, yet the diagnostics on the HDD would say it was fine. I could not fix this. Another computer had a virtual memory full message popping up. I increased the size of the virtual memory and uninstalled old versions of Java.\n\n11/8+10: Room 123 had a printer issue. It was just the printer cartridge being misaligned. I also found a way to install the printer drivers for HP 6122 and 930c on Windows 7 drivers. These printers needed Windows Update to get the drivers and since WinUpdate was not accessible by the techco account, it created a problem. I found a direct download link from WinUpdate with a .cab file that contained many of the HP drivers.\n\n<a href=\"http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/driver/drvs/2009/07/4189_1228a7cf7b1aac21346b20cb6e21db409dde9e72.cab\" target=\"_blank\">http://download.windowsupdate.<wbr>com/msdownload/update/driver/<wbr>drvs/2009/07/4189_<wbr>1228a7cf7b1aac21346b20cb6e21db<wbr>409dde9e72.cab</wbr></wbr></wbr></wbr></a>\n\n1) Download .cab file and extract the contents to a folder.\n2) Go to \"Devices and Printer\" -&gt; \"Add a printer\" -&gt; \"Add local printer\"\n3) Switch the \"Use an existing port\" to USB001 connection.\n4) When the list of drivers show up, click on \"Have Disk\" and go to\nthe extracted folder.\n5) Click on the prnhp001.Inf file\n6) Choose the HP driver or alternate driver you want.\n\nAfter installing the driver, hook up the USB cable to the printer and it should work. You can also follow the steps from HP\n<a href=\"http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&amp;lc=en&amp;docname=c01796821\" target=\"_blank\">http://h10025.www1.hp.com/<wbr>ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&amp;lc=en&amp;<wbr>docname=c01796821</wbr></wbr></a>\nand replace finding the drivers through WinUpdate or the driver list with the \"Have Disk\" method. It should work with other HP printers.\n\nUsing this method I hooked up some HP 930c and 6122 printers to the newer Win7 computers. 11/11 is Veteran\'s Day so I did not go and I start back at Fiske next week.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;','Week 6, 7 @ Fermi','','inherit','open','open','','2699-autosave','','','2011-11-29 12:44:58','2011-11-29 18:44:58','',2699,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2699-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2708,49,'2011-11-14 11:25:09','2011-11-14 17:25:09','<strong>Your Name:</strong>Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/14\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher,\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It was a pretty slow week at Canter- students were doing impact testing in the lab for most of it. I did have to \"fix\" a few more laptops without wireless- no matter how many teachers I tell about the physical wifi on-off switches, it seems like there are three more who have no idea why five of the laptops don\'t work. I\'m considering putting a note in the laptop cart, although I doubt that would do much good. I also walked around and helped some students who didn\'t know how to log-in to their test, as there was some confusion over the ID number/login/password combination. I also helped a teacher change the ink cartridge in her printer. She tried to do it herself, but the carriage didn\'t slide over when she opened up the printer. It worked for me, thankfully.\r\n\r\nIpad update- Russ and I had to change the names of all of them because Mr. Lewis didn\'t look at what they were numbered when he filled out the asset registry/put asset tags on them and just numbered them as he went. Kind of annoying, but thankfully it is possible to do through itunes. I also tried out a comic creator app that Russ has downloaded. It looks like it would go pretty well with an English class about plot structure, but I also discovered there are some in-app purchases available. It will be interesting to see if any of the students try to buy anything. Might not have to worry about that for a while, since no teachers have filled out lesson plans or app requests yet...\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Week 6 at Canter','','publish','open','open','','week-6-at-canter-9','','','2011-11-14 11:25:09','2011-11-14 17:25:09','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2708',0,'post','',0),(2709,49,'2011-11-14 11:23:57','2011-11-14 17:23:57','<strong>Your Name:</strong>Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/14\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher,\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It was a pretty slow week at Canter- students were doing impact testing in the lab for most of it. I did have to \"fix\" a few more laptops without wireless- no matter how many teachers I tell about the physical wifi on-off switches, it seems like there are three more who have no idea why five of the laptops don\'t work. I\'m considering putting a note in the laptop cart, although I doubt that would do much good. I also walked around and helped some students who didn\'t know how to log-in to their test, as there was some confusion over the ID number/login/password combination. I also helped a teacher change the ink cartridge in her printer. She tried to do it herself, but the carriage didn\'t slide over when she opened up the printer. It worked for me, thankfully.\n\nIpad update- Russ and I had to change the names of all of them because Mr. Lewis didn\'t look at what they were numbered when he filled out the asset registry/put asset tags on them and just numbered them as he went. Kind of annoying, but thankfully it is possible to do through itunes. I also tried out a comic creator app that Russ has downloaded. It looks like it would go pretty well with an English class about plot structure, but I also discovered there are some in-app purchases available. It will be interesting to see if any of the students try to buy anything. Might not have to worry about that for a while, since no teachers have filled out lesson plans or app requests yet...\n\n&nbsp;','Week 6 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2708-revision','','','2011-11-14 11:23:57','2011-11-14 17:23:57','',2708,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2708-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2712,72,'2011-11-15 16:49:25','2011-11-15 22:49:25','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W Θ F (erase the letters for days you weren’t there)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong>\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong><em>(Since the school is in the headers here, and in the checkbox Categories, don’t bother to also enter it as a tag.)</em>\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> (Tech general, Tech for Project, Project Prep, Project Culmination, Helping Teacher, Lab supervision, etc.)\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>: (Please give URLs for sites significant to your report, including any you helped set up)\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Lorem ipsum carpe diem…\n\n<strong><em>(Additional notes to include, only if applicable)</em></strong>\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: </strong>Tue, Thurs  3:15-5:30pm, Wed 3:15-5pm','Reavis Weeks 6 and 7','','inherit','open','open','','2711-revision','','','2011-11-15 16:49:25','2011-11-15 22:49:25','',2711,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2711-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2713,72,'2011-11-15 17:08:07','2011-11-15 23:08:07','<strong>Your Name: </strong>Allan Zhang<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/11\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T W Θ (both weeks)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Reavis\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>Oops I\'ve forgotten to do the reports. It\'s actually been a really slow two weeks here at Reavis. There\'s no real big projects going on, and there\'s not much that I can do for them right now. But anyway... Most of the last two weeks were spent with just miscellaneous tech issues. I remember a lot of random printer maintenance/adding. Most of the printers needed new toners and whatnot, so I reinstalled the toner cartridges in the two printers in the main office and one in 204. I also switched out Mrs. Green\'s computer in the Office with one that I found lying around in 105. She had been complaining of a slow and loud computer. The slowness was caused by a lack of RAM. I gave her new computer a 512MB stick to help speed it up. The loudness was caused by dust in the fan and a really terrible place to put the computer (inside a closed area with no ventilation, which made it overheat). I moved her old one back into 105, but since it has no wireless card, I couldn\'t really do too much with it.\n\nThere were also some issues with a printer in room 203 printing gibberish. A teacher there was trying to print out a pdf file of subtraction tables, but the printer decided to print it out in what looked like Wingdings font. After a lot of testing, the problem was traced to the printer itself, but I\'m not really sure how to fix it. I updated Adobe Reader to the latest version and everything, but the printer would still print out the strange font. In the end, I hooked her computer up to the printer in room 204, and just had her print from there in the future if she had problems.\n\nI also helped to set up a computer in Room 2 for the art teacher. It seems to be working fine, if a bit slow. The only issue there is that the wireless card doesn\'t have an antenna, so at times the wireless connection can cut out. Unfortunately there\'s not too much that I can do about that, so I just left it as is.\n\nAs for the computer lab, I had another computer give me the blinking yellow light of death. But this time I actually got a confirmation that it has something to do with overheating. Immediately before it died out, it gave me an error number on boot up that, when I looked it up, referred to an overheating problem. So that\'s another computer down in the computer lab. We were fine for this round of testing, but more computers might need to be ad\n\n<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: </strong>Tue, Thurs  3:15-5:30pm, Wed 3:15-5pm','Reavis Weeks 6 and 7','','inherit','open','open','','2711-revision-2','','','2011-11-15 17:08:07','2011-11-15 23:08:07','',2711,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2711-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2715,49,'2011-11-16 12:44:52','2011-11-16 18:44:52','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/16\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It was a quiet week at Canter (literally) as the students were all on a field trip on Tuesday and Wednesday was a report card day. I took the opportunity to clean up the lab and make sure everything was working- there were a few little issues like unplugged mice/keyboards/ethernet cables, as usual, but everything is running fine now. I also set up a computer that was sitting there not plugged into anything using the stash of peripherals in the closet.\r\n\r\nI also did a few other random things, like running another backup on the server, helping Ms. Lacour with her email (she needed to attach a file) and Impact (running really slowly), and helping Ms. Washington with printer issues (they magically disappeared once I looked at it- printers are undoubtedly the most temperamental things I have to deal with). I also started to install google earth on the lab (desktop) computers, as well as removing \"srv-02\" from their synch lists to prevent annoying error messages. I haven\'t figured out why some of them still have the old srv-02 and some don\'t, but at least I\'m slowly getting rid of it.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Week 7 at Canter','','publish','open','open','','week-7-at-canter-9','','','2011-11-16 12:44:52','2011-11-16 18:44:52','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2715',0,'post','',0),(2716,49,'2011-11-16 12:44:09','2011-11-16 18:44:09','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/16\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It was a quiet week at Canter (literally) as the students were all on a field trip on Tuesday and Wednesday was a report card day. I took the opportunity to clean up the lab and make sure everything was working- there were a few little issues like unplugged mice/keyboards/ethernet cables, as usual, but everything is running fine now. I also set up a computer that was sitting there not plugged into anything using the stash of peripherals in the closet.\n\nI also did a few other random things, like running another backup on the server, helping Ms. Lacour with her email (she needed to attach a file) and Impact (running really slowly), and helping Ms. Washington with printer issues (they magically disappeared once I looked at it- printers are undoubtedly the most temperamental things I have to deal with). I also started to install google earth on the lab (desktop) computers, as well as removing \"srv-02\" from their synch lists to prevent annoying error messages. I hav\n\n&nbsp;','Week 7 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2715-revision','','','2011-11-16 12:44:09','2011-11-16 18:44:09','',2715,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2715-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2717,49,'2011-11-16 12:45:56','2011-11-16 18:45:56','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/16\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It was a quiet week at Canter (literally) as the students were all on a field trip on Tuesday and Wednesday was a report card day. I took the opportunity to clean up the lab and make sure everything was working- there were a few little issues like unplugged mice/keyboards/ethernet cables, as usual, but everything is running fine now. I also set up a computer that was sitting there not plugged into anything using the stash of peripherals in the closet.\n\nI also did a few other random things, like running another backup on the server, helping Ms. Lacour with her email (she needed to attach a file) and Impact (running really slowly), and helping Ms. Washington with printer issues (they magically disappeared once I looked at it- printers are undoubtedly the most temperamental things I have to deal with). I also started to install google earth on the lab (desktop) computers, as well as removing \"srv-02\" from their synch lists to prevent annoying error messages. I haven\'t figured out why some of them still have the old srv-02 and some don\'t, but at least I\'m slowly getting rid of it.\n\n&nbsp;','Week 7 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2715-autosave','','','2011-11-16 12:45:56','2011-11-16 18:45:56','',2715,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2715-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2725,49,'2011-11-28 10:46:52','2011-11-28 16:46:52','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/28\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 5.5\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\r\n\r\n<strong></strong><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\r\n\r\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>My week was cut a little bit short by the Thanksgiving break, but it was a pretty slow week anyway. I set up another computer in the lab- it had been sitting in the corner on a cart for a while and I finally got a chance to ask Ms. Banks about it. She said it was in a classroom but it had been replaced, so if I could get it to work I should set it up in the lab. Unfortunately, it didn\'t have deep freeze on it and it had been messed with a little bit- most noticeably it had a Kobe Bryant background. I spent a while (longer than I would like to admit) trying to figure out how a middle-schooler had changed the background when they aren\'t supposed to hav e the permissions to so I could change it back. None of the tricks I could think of worked, so I eventually gave up and tried changing it via the registry (using the techco account). I couldn\'t get this to work either, so I just deleted the entire generic4260 folder. The next time I logged in it auto-generated a folder with all of the default settings, which had the happy side-effect of fixing all of the other things that had been changed about the account (wrong desktop shortcuts, etc). Next time I run into a non-deep freeze computer, this is what I\'ll be doing right away.\r\n\r\nThe main copier/printer in the office was also broken last week and I spent a while trying to fix it, but there was nothing useful in the manual and googling the error code turned up nothing. Apparently they had just had someone out to fix it on Friday, and it was already broken again. They said they would call him again, and I set up the old copier that was just sitting in the office so they would have something to use in the meantime.\r\n\r\nIn other printer news, Ms. Washington\'s is on the fritz. She said she tried to print and it wouldn\'t work- but all the cables were attached and there were no jobs sitting in the print queue. When she tried it with me there, of course it worked again. I told her maybe it was a temporary network issue (she was trying to print from her laptop to a shared printer) since that was all I could think of and to let me know if it kept happening.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Week 8 at Canter','','publish','open','open','','week-8-at-canter-8','','','2011-11-28 10:46:52','2011-11-28 16:46:52','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2725',0,'post','',0),(2722,73,'2011-11-17 15:05:59','2011-11-17 21:05:59','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/17\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I mostly worked on the Mac in room 302 last week. Thursday was a teachers-only day so I could work on it in an empty classroom. I went into the single-user mode before the OS goes into GUI. There I was able to change the admin password. With that I was able to log on as an admin and create another admin account since I felt I shouldn\'t really use the old account. Then I deleted all the other accounts except for the new one and the guest account. On the new admin account I configured the settings to connect the Mac online. I tried to run some CPS scripts for donated machines, but some of them didn\'t run. The Mac is running the PPC version of OX 10.4. Perhaps the scripts were for Intel Macs. I\'m not quite sure how logging on the INSTR domain works on Macs.','Ray School, week 7','','publish','open','open','','ray-school-week-7','','','2011-11-17 15:05:59','2011-11-17 21:05:59','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2722',0,'post','',0),(2723,73,'2011-11-01 13:59:07','2011-11-01 18:59:07','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/01\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> Sorry for the sporadic updates. Most of my work seem to be related to printers. Ralph the engineer\'s printer stopped working. I changed the port and it started working again. I finished up in the preschool room connecting a teacher station to two of her printers, one of which was a wireless. I had to connect the printer to the network by an ethernet cord first so the computer could identify it on the network. While I was installing the printer, I checked into room 204 because they were having a problem with the projector. Turns out it was set to the wrong source. I told them that it should set to \"COMPUTER1\". I also brought another student station down to room 101 because the only computer there was the teacher\'s laptop.','Ray School, week 5','','inherit','open','open','','2687-revision-2','','','2011-11-01 13:59:07','2011-11-01 18:59:07','',2687,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2687-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(2724,73,'2011-11-17 15:05:46','2011-11-17 21:05:46','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/17\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Θ\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I mostly worked on the Mac in room 302 last week. Thursday was a teachers-only day so I could work on it in an empty classroom. I went into the single-user mode before the OS goes into GUI. There I was able to change the admin password. With that I was able to log on as an admin and create another admin account since I felt I shouldn\'t really use the old account. Then I deleted all the other accounts except for the new one and the guest account. On the new admin account I configured the settings to connect the Mac online. I tried to run some CPS scripts for donated machines, but some of them didn\'t run. The Mac is running the PPC version of OX 10.4. Perhaps the scripts were for Intel Macs. I\'m not quite sure how logging on the INSTR domain','Ray School, week 7','','inherit','open','open','','2722-revision','','','2011-11-17 15:05:46','2011-11-17 21:05:46','',2722,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2722-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2726,49,'2011-11-28 10:46:41','2011-11-28 16:46:41','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/28\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 5.5\n\n<strong>The School:</strong> Canter\n\n<strong></strong><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teacher\n\n<strong>URL(s)</strong>:\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>My week was cut a little bit short by the Thanksgiving break, but it was a pretty slow week anyway. I set up another computer in the lab- it had been sitting in the corner on a cart for a while and I finally got a chance to ask Ms. Banks about it. She said it was in a classroom but it had been replaced, so if I could get it to work I should set it up in the lab. Unfortunately, it didn\'t have deep freeze on it and it had been messed with a little bit- most noticeably it had a Kobe Bryant background. I spent a while (longer than I would like to admit) trying to figure out how a middle-schooler had changed the background when they aren\'t supposed to hav e the permissions to so I could change it back. None of the tricks I could think of worked, so I eventually gave up and tried changing it via the registry (using the techco account). I couldn\'t get this to work either, so I just deleted the entire generic4260 folder. The next time I logged in it auto-generated a folder with all of the default settings, which had the happy side-effect of fixing all of the other things that had been changed about the account (wrong desktop shortcuts, etc). Next time I run into a non-deep freeze computer, this is what I\'ll be doing right away.\n\nThe main copier/printer in the office was also broken last week and I spent a while trying to fix it, but there was nothing useful in the manual and googling the error code turned up nothing. Apparently they had just had someone out to fix it on Friday, and it was already broken again. They said they would call him again, and I set up the old copier that was just sitting in the office so they would have something to use in the meantime.\n\nIn other printer news, Ms. Washington\'s is on the fritz. She said she tried to print and it wouldn\'t work- but all the cables were attached and there were no jobs sitting in the print queue. When she tried it with me there, of course it worked again. I told her maybe it was a temporary network issue (she was trying to print from her laptop to a shared printer) since that was all I could think of and to let me know if it kept happening.\n\n&nbsp;','Week 8 at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2725-revision','','','2011-11-28 10:46:41','2011-11-28 16:46:41','',2725,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2725-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2728,70,'2011-11-29 12:57:45','2011-11-29 18:57:45','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/29\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T  Th F +(W)\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\r\n\r\n11/15:  Fiske had issues connecting to its local server. It would say \"fiske-srv02\" was offline. I emailed Mitch for help.\r\nThe 2nd floor lab received \"new\" computers. They were DellGX280s and I had to set up the lab. Two desktops per table with the computers stacked on each other. The top computer always hooked up to the right monitor/keyboard/mice. We need to wait for the asset tags to upload the CPS image. I could not get to fixing the server issues.\r\n\r\n11/17+18: Mitch came in on Wed. 11/16 fixed the server issues. I continued setting up the lab.\r\n\r\n11/22+23: Since Thursday and Friday were days off I came in Tuesday an Wednesday of this week. Fiske received new iPads that needed to be setup. They had to be updated to iOS5, enrolled in the MDM, and have their names changed to contained the asset tags. I got done name the first 13 and downloading the MDM in the first 10. The CPS website for the MDM enrollment went down near the end so I had to finish the next day. I still have to finish the second cart of iPads. The asset tags went like \"T\'AssetTag\'_Cartnum.\'#\'Ipadnum.\"\r\n\r\n11/24+25: Thanksgiving.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Week 8,9 @ Fiske','','publish','open','open','','week-89-fiske','','','2011-11-29 12:57:45','2011-11-29 18:57:45','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2728',0,'post','',0),(2729,70,'2011-11-29 12:56:58','2011-11-29 18:56:58','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/29\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T  Th F +(W)\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\n11/15:  Fiske had issues connecting to its local server. It would say \"fiske-srv02\" was offline. I emailed Mitch for help.\nThe 2nd floor lab received \"new\" computers. They were DellGX280s and I had to set up the lab. Two desktops per table with the computers stacked on each other. The top computer always hooked up to the right monitor/keyboard/mice. We need to wait for the asset tags to upload the CPS image. I could not get to fixing the server issues.\n\n11/17+18: Mitch came in on Wed. 11/16 fixed the server issues. I continued setting up the lab.\n\n11/22+23: Since Thursday and Friday were days off I came in Tuesday an Wednesday of this week. Fiske received new iPads that needed to be setup. They had to be updated to iOS5, enrolled in the MDM, and have their names changed to contained the asset tags. I got done name the first 13 and downloading the MDM in the first 10. The CPS website for the MDM enrollment went down near the end so I had to finish the next day. I still have to finish the second cart of iPads. The asset tags went like \"T\'AssetTag\'_Cartnum.\'#\'Ipadnum.\"\n\n11/24+25: Thanksgiving.\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;\n\n&nbsp;','Week 8,9 @ Fiske','','inherit','open','open','','2728-revision','','','2011-11-29 12:56:58','2011-11-29 18:56:58','',2728,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2728-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2735,49,'2011-12-08 11:10:50','2011-12-08 17:10:50','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/12/8\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\r\n\r\n<strong>The School: </strong>Canter\r\n\r\n<strong></strong><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teachers, Printers\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It\'s been pretty slow at Canter recently. The main copier in the office keeps breaking, but there\'s not much I can do to fix it- it gives the same error code I mentioned in my last report, which I haven\'t been able to google or find in the manual. Apparently they have had the service technician out twice at this point, and it is currently broken so they have to call him a third time. Ms. Lacour was also having trouble with the other printer in the office- somehow the default paper source got changed to a fold-out tray instead of the one that was loaded with paper, so it kept saying it had no paper. I changed the default paper source back to the tray and showed Ms. Lacour how to do it in case it happens again.\r\n\r\nI also backed up the server and helped out with random things in the lab- it seems no matter how many teachers I tell about the wifi switches on the laptops, there are more who think the laptops are \"broken.\" Ethernet cables and mice/keyboards also seem to have a tendency to come unplugged. Ms. Banks was having some trouble with sound on a laptop she was using to project Read180 videos, but the microsoft troubleshooter was actually able to fix the problem.\r\n\r\nIn other news, Dr. Conlan was showing some people around the school and when she came to the lab she mentioned that they were getting new computers for the lab- she told me a bunch of new dells were on the way. That\'s pretty exciting, since the lab doesn\'t really have enough computers for a whole class anymore. Hopefully that will be my first project after the break.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Last weeks at Canter','','publish','open','open','','last-weeks-at-canter','','','2011-12-08 11:10:50','2011-12-08 17:10:50','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2735',0,'post','',0),(2731,73,'2011-11-29 13:11:20','2011-11-29 19:11:20','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/29\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3\r\n\r\n<strong>The School:\r\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I installed an all-in-one printer at room 107 and went through the directions on how to use the scanner software. I connected the counselor\'s laptop to her main printer by sharing it through her main computer. I went back to 101 because the optical drive on the Dell I installed there was stuck. The computer would\'ve been useless because the teacher wanted her students to use it with CD programs. I got it unjammed after some tries. It got jammed again so I had to do it again. I\'m not sure if it\'ll stay unjammed.','Ray School, week 9','','publish','open','open','','ray-school-week-9','','','2011-11-29 13:11:20','2011-11-29 19:11:20','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2731',0,'post','',0),(2732,73,'2011-11-29 13:10:41','2011-11-29 19:10:41','<strong>Your Name:</strong> <strong>Choong Hwa Shin</strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/11/29\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 3\n\n<strong>The School:\n</strong> Ray Elementary School\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong> I installed an all-in-one printer at room 107 and went through the directions on how to use the scanner software. I connected the counselor\'s laptop to her main printer by sharing it through her main computer. I went back to 101 because the optical drive on the Dell I installed there was stuck. The computer would\'ve been useless because the teacher wanted her students to use it with CD programs. I got it unjammed after some tries. It got jammed again so I had to do it again. I\'m not sure if','Ray School, week 9','','inherit','open','open','','2731-revision','','','2011-11-29 13:10:41','2011-11-29 19:10:41','',2731,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/11/2731-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2736,49,'2011-12-08 11:10:20','2011-12-08 17:10:20','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/12/8\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Canter\n\n<strong></strong><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teachers, Printers\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It\'s been pretty slow at Canter recently. The main copier in the office keeps breaking, but there\'s not much I can do to fix it- it gives the same error code I mentioned in my last report, which I haven\'t been able to google or find in the manual. Apparently they have had the service technician out twice at this point, and it is currently broken so they have to call him a third time. Ms. Lacour was also having trouble with the other printer in the office- somehow the default paper source got changed to a fold-out tray instead of the one that was loaded with paper, so it kept saying it had no paper. I changed the default paper source back to the tray and showed Ms. Lacour how to do it in case it happens again.\n\nI also backed up the server and helped out with random things in the lab- it seems no matter how many teachers I tell about the wifi switches on the laptops, there are more who think the laptops are \"broken.\" Ethernet cables and mice/keyboards also seem to have a tendency to come unplugged. Ms. Banks was having some trouble with sound on a laptop she was using to project Read180 videos, but the microsoft troubleshooter was actually able to fix the problem.\n\nIn other news, Dr. Conlan was showing some people around the school and when she came to the lab she mentioned that they were getting new computers for the lab- she told me a bunch of new dells were on the way. That\'s pretty exciting, since the lab doesn\'t really have enough computers for a whole class anymore\n\n&nbsp;','Last weeks at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2735-revision','','','2011-12-08 11:10:20','2011-12-08 17:10:20','',2735,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/12/2735-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(2737,49,'2011-12-08 11:11:53','2011-12-08 17:11:53','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Tommy Butterfoss<strong></strong>\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/12/8\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M T W\n\n<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6\n\n<strong>The School: </strong>Canter\n\n<strong></strong><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Helping Teachers, Printers\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>It\'s been pretty slow at Canter recently. The main copier in the office keeps breaking, but there\'s not much I can do to fix it- it gives the same error code I mentioned in my last report, which I haven\'t been able to google or find in the manual. Apparently they have had the service technician out twice at this point, and it is currently broken so they have to call him a third time. Ms. Lacour was also having trouble with the other printer in the office- somehow the default paper source got changed to a fold-out tray instead of the one that was loaded with paper, so it kept saying it had no paper. I changed the default paper source back to the tray and showed Ms. Lacour how to do it in case it happens again.\n\nI also backed up the server and helped out with random things in the lab- it seems no matter how many teachers I tell about the wifi switches on the laptops, there are more who think the laptops are \"broken.\" Ethernet cables and mice/keyboards also seem to have a tendency to come unplugged. Ms. Banks was having some trouble with sound on a laptop she was using to project Read180 videos, but the microsoft troubleshooter was actually able to fix the problem.\n\nIn other news, Dr. Conlan was showing some people around the school and when she came to the lab she mentioned that they were getting new computers for the lab- she told me a bunch of new dells were on the way. That\'s pretty exciting, since the lab doesn\'t really have enough computers for a whole class anymore. Hopefully that will be my first project after the break.\n\n&nbsp;','Last weeks at Canter','','inherit','open','open','','2735-autosave','','','2011-12-08 11:11:53','2011-12-08 17:11:53','',2735,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/12/2735-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(2741,2,'2012-01-03 13:48:48','0000-00-00 00:00:00','','Auto Draft','','auto-draft','open','open','','','','','2012-01-03 13:48:48','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2741',0,'post','',0),(2739,70,'2011-12-10 05:46:15','2011-12-10 11:46:15','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\r\n\r\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/12/10\r\n\r\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T  Th F\r\n\r\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7\r\n\r\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\r\n\r\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\r\n\r\n11/29: Check the 2nd floor lab to see if the PC\'s are hooked up. The new computers needed XP remediation, standard accounts installed, join the domain, and install DeepFreeze. We still needed the asset tags.\r\n\r\n12/1+2: Continue working on Cart02 with the Ipads. I had some trouble hooking up the computer and the cart since there were two laptops and two different syncs. It would also give me a slight scare when the iPads were being synced, a message popped up asking if I wanted to delete all the data and sync. I also fixed a laptop with a virus. I booted in safe mode then ran malwarebytes, combofix, and TDSSkiller. It deleted a couple trojan keygens and some malware.\r\n\r\n12/13+16: Fiske had people come in from CPS to fix the servers and wireless. The login for Fiske-02 server did not work and after communicating with Mitch we finally found the correct one. However Mitch said the original password worked after trying it the next day. Maybe we kept typing it wrong? I didn\'t go Thursday because of finals. Download the iOS5 update for Cart 01 ipads. I messed up again by syncing to Cart 02. Have a good break everyone.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Weeks 10,11 @ Fiske','','publish','open','open','','weeks-1011-fiske','','','2011-12-10 05:46:15','2011-12-10 11:46:15','',0,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/?p=2739',0,'post','',0),(2740,70,'2011-12-10 05:45:35','2011-12-10 11:45:35','<strong>Your Name:</strong> Erwin Carl\n\n<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/12/10\n\n<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T  Th F\n\n<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>7\n\n<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General\n\n<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>\n\n11/29: Check the 2nd floor lab to see if the PC\'s are hooked up. The new computers needed XP remediation, standard accounts installed, join the domain, and install DeepFreeze. We still needed the asset tags.\n\n12/1+2: Continue working on Cart02 with the Ipads. I had some trouble hooking up the computer and the cart since there were two laptops and two different syncs. It would also give me a slight scare when the iPads were being synced, a message popped up asking if I wanted to delete all the data and sync. I also fixed a laptop with a virus. I booted in safe mode then ran malwarebytes, combofix, and TDSSkiller. It deleted a couple trojan keygens and some malware.\n\n12/13+16: Fiske had people come in from CPS to fix the servers and wireless. The login for Fiske-02 server did not work and after communicating with Mitch we finally found the correct one. However Mitch said the original password worked after trying it the next day. Maybe we kept typing it wrong? I didn\'t go Thursday because of finals. Download the iOS5 update for Cart 01 ipads. I messed up again by syncing to Cart 02. Have a good\n\n&nbsp;','Weeks 10,11 @ Fiske','','inherit','open','open','','2739-revision','','','2011-12-10 05:45:35','2011-12-10 11:45:35','',2739,'http://reporting.cuip3.org/2011/12/2739-revision/',0,'revision','',0);

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