<strong>Your Name:</strong> Zhang Zhang

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2009/01/18

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

<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6.5

<strong>The School:</strong> Ray School

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Software updating

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

I spent Monday going through to the various work requests that have come up since I left in December.  There are remaining issues with room 201's printer, which according to HP's diagnostic site, has a critical hardware problem. I've asked the office, and relayed to the teacher that she can request a new printer (especially since she had been purchasing replacement cartridges for this one herself).

On a different note, the "many computers in the lab are broken" claim happened <em>again</em>, right after Russ warned me about it. Once again, the computers were all online and working when I checked. The next time this happens, I will ask for the name of the teacher who made this claim, and then shall I invite that person to the lab to help me fix the "problem"?

For Friday, I went around to all the classrooms in the 3rd floor, and updated each computer to Adobe Flash 10, so that they could watch the inauguration on Tuesday through CNN's live stream. I also moved the computer lab projector to the auditorium and set it to play the video as well. Ms. Sheridan solved the no audio problem by placing a microphone next to the computer speakers.

<strong>Random thought:</strong> It's above 0°F!!!