<strong>Your Name:</strong> Sasha Reschechtko

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2008/10/26

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

<strong>Total hours for week: 6
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<strong>The School:</strong> Woodlawn Community School

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

&lt;strong&gt;Main Report or Narrative:  I spent a fair amount of time this week setting up two color laser printers (we got them a long time ago from some other school; I think I remember Russ telling me some story about their prohibitive cost) and sharing them out to the computer lab (they have network cards, but I couldn't get them to work).  I swapped a computer in the music room for one that works better (I hope), finished W2K/office installs on two computers that had Windows XP home, and installed a new hard disk and W2K on a computer that isn't fully functional even now (it seems that only one DIMM slot works, and I don't have any DIMMs larger than 128 mb, which renders it more or less incompatible with networks)...

Work for other people: the sixth grade teacher (ms. Washington) is interested in setting up a webpage and possibly having her class listen to podcasts (but she isn't sure how to access them from school and I haven't had a chance/clearance from Ms Johnson to take a look).  I don't know what's going on in the library right now, but last time I was there it seemed that the other Ms Johnson had moved her computers to a location where they couldn't be plugged into the Ethernet (even if we had enough long CAT5 cables, the routing would be very bad).  A few of the computers have wireless cards, and if there are any sitting around in storage, maybe someone could look into installing them (again, I could probably do this, but only if I ever get around to it, since Ms Johnson my supervisor was sort of nonplussed by other Ms Johnson's reorganization of the computers without regard to Ethernet ports).