<strong>Your Name: Tiffany Moran</strong><strong></strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/02/04

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

<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>2h35

<strong>The School: </strong>Sexton

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Lab supervision

<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.