<strong>Your Name: Han Zhu</strong><strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2007/11/02<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W  F<strong>Total hours for week: 6</strong><strong>The School: Shoesmith</strong><strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Project Prep, Helping Teacher<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>Monday Sara came and we went around to more teachers. There's a lot I haven't met yet, but the good news is that we managed to track down Ms. Coffee, who had an active blog last year but seems to have stopped using it because she has three and can't figure out which one she's supposed to be using or something like that. I'm going to make some time next week to sit down with her and consolidate her blogs and get her new one for this year up and running. There's also two more potential teachers who want blogs - the librarian Kathy whose last name I never found out and Ms. Lee the spanish teacher.Wednesday I sat down with Ms. Lee and fleshed out ideas with her. Mostly she wants a blog to set up Spanish vocabulary lists on, which I've informed Sara about. Also, for the springtime, her kids do country projects with display boards, which I think will translate over really well to the blog world. I want to start working on it now, though, so I can gather everything I need to document the projects in progress over the month they work on them. Can anyone tell me what program NSP uses for recording podcasts again? I forgot after Sara mentioned it. I'd like to start experimenting with it now, though. Also, is there anyway to get my hands on a digital camera and a microphone when the time comes? If there's not a camera, that's fine, I'll just use my own. But I have no mic. After talking with Ms. Lee, I sat down to start creating Mrs. Coleman's student blogs. I was trying to create all the student accounts on learnerblogs with one email address, but found that it wouldn't let me. Does anyone know of a way to bypass this? I couldn't figure it out, so I tried other blogging sites and ran into the same problem. My alternative is that I've found another blogging site - classblogmeister - that will let me accomplish what I want, but I worry about having teachers switch interfaces now that most of them are comfortable with wordpress. Suggestions?Friday there were no students and I had a hard time meeting with teachers because they had mandatory meetings and then they had to work on report cards so they were not very approachable. Instead, I continued my quest to find a suitable blogging site. I did manage to go through one of the classblogmeister site that another teacher had used with a 3rd grade class with Mrs. Coleman and she liked it, so maybe that will be the alternative if I can't get learnerblogs to work the way I want it to. Also, I installed/updated adobe acrobat reader onto a couple of computers because Mr. Willis said it was needed for report cards (??). I also looked through the AR database, which is completely outdated and has teachers and students who aren't even at the school anymore. If I can get my hands on a complete student/teacher list next week, I'll be spending some time updating that.