<strong>Your Name:</strong>Tommy Butterfoss

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2010/06/09

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

<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> 6

<strong>The School:</strong> Canter<em></em>

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

<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>More printer shenanigans this week, and I still couldn't get it to work. Ms. Banks and Dr. Conlan talked about getting a new printer, but I think at this point it's decided that they're just going to replace the drum and see if it will work. That's pretty much the only loose end at Canter, assuming nothing else breaks in the next week.

<strong>2009-10: The Year of the Printers</strong>

Between the donated (and somewhat unreliable) printers for classrooms, and the fickle lab printer, I spent a lot of time on them this year. Other than that, though, it was a pretty good year technology-wise. The new mac lab is very nice, although it doesn't seem to be used much, and most of the PCs in the normal lab are now running XP, although there are still a few on W2K. There's also a new cart of laptops, which were used for Scantron assessments. I know that Mr. Tudor also used them in his classroom, and it will be interesting to see if/how teachers utilize them in the future. Read180, RosettaStone, and Scantron assessments all worked from the tech standpoint.  Things have definitely improved from last year, and the only improvements/wishes I can think of for next year are more use of the new mac lab and laptops, cleaning up the website, and (this one definitely falls into the "wish" category) getting rid of W2K machines.