<strong>Your Name: </strong>Tiffany Moran

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2011/03/04

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

<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>1h 45

<strong>The School: </strong>Sexton

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

<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>The past Fridays I have been checking in on teachers in their classrooms and hoping they are not incredibly busy. One thing I forgot to mention before is a problem Ms. Bada was having that I was not sure how to fix because at first I had misunderstood her. She had told me that she could not find files she had previously saved on her classroom computer, so I checked it and noticed it had deepfreeze so I temporarily deactivated it and told her to save her files and her students' files in the thaw space. But later it turned out that the problem was that say she signed into the library computer with her login and saved some files, then she signed in on her classroom one with her login but she could not find the files she saved in the library. I was not sure what to tell her because I was not sure how this is actually supposed to work. However, she is at least able to save things on her classroom computer now. Another day, I was checking on computers in Mr. Smith's office and finishing up on the laptops, when Mr. Preabt let me know that two of the computers were not loading the read 180 program. So I checked them and the problem was that they were not connecting to the internet so the program was not able to fully load, after I connected them to the cps wireless the program was running fine on both. I then checked in with the teacher in the room next to 103, I've helped her before with her printers and installing programs so I wanted to make sure everything was still working fine. She got a new printer and asked me to connect it to her classroom computers which I did and then I wrote down for her the ink cartridges needed for her three different printers. So far not many teachers seem to be having major problems, if any, however Mr. Smith did let me know that teachers have expressed interest in using technology more in their classrooms once testing is over. Mr. Smith was wondering if there are any computer/tech-based projects, programs, activities that other schools are doing that Sexton can start using as well. So I think for now I am asking for suggestions, and hopefully spring quarter will have teachers more involved.