<strong>Your Name: Emily</strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2008/4/24

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

<strong>Total hours for week: 4</strong>

<strong>The School: Fermi</strong>

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> tech general, tech for project, yearbookyearbookyearbook!

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

Monday was a relatively uneventful day. I was scheduled to install RapidEye on Mr. Taylor's computer, but was informed that the RapidEye disk was locked in Dr. Sanders' office. This was foolish, but not nearly as foolish as I felt when I realized that I could just download the RapidEye software from the Honeywell website. I did so and got Mr. Taylor up and running, then spent a little time setting up a crappy found inkjet printer in the Teacher Resource room for Mr. Smith (since the ink for the other, far nicer printer is apparently more difficult to come by?). Apparently this wasn't entirely successful, but Dana (who I now consider basically my CUIP fairy godfather, being as he is able to solve every problem ever) was able to fix it. My final accomplishment was to goad Mr. Taylor into allowing me to sign Fermi up for an ink cartridge recycling program, which everyone should force upon your schools because you can make an absurd amount of money off of those goofy little things ($0.20 for a black HP ink cartridge, and $1.00 for a color cartridge!). I'm still waiting for the packet to come in for that. I wasn't able to make it in on Wednesday, but I spent today briefly looking at Ms. Alexander's computer (i think it just needs to sit and simmer a little before it'll be able to access the dibbles account, since it still has the default techco password) and hanging out with Yearbook. I made a google account for the club so we don't have to worry about saving documents and so I can have a concrete calendar to point to. Despite the stream of kids constantly wandering in and out of the computer lab, it was a relatively successful session -- we came up with a list of superlatives to be voted on and a "what's in/what's out" list. Good fun!