<strong>Your Name: Tom Glanz</strong><strong></strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2012/12/04

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

<strong>Total hours for week: 3+3</strong>

<strong>The School: Burke
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<strong>Kind of Work: </strong>tech general and troubleshooting 

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

<strong></strong>Last Tuesday I learned a bit more about deepfreeze's control console and started putting computers in the lab on the network as well as finishing up getting them all running smoothly.  I also installed deepfreeze on a few computers that weren't on network yet.  Additionally, I fixed a DVD drive and installed better running fans in computer 13.

Today, I learned about the insight teacher module and connected all the computer in lab 301 with their correct names (Burke Lab 1-28).  However, one doesn't have insight at al, and I didn't find it available for download on the schools adm page.  Additionally, one other computer is on channel 3301 instead of 301.  Since I didn't know if I could reinstall, I left it as is.

I checked in room 208 on a printer Russ advised me wasn't working.  The first message I get when stating it up is "cover open."  It's a Lexmark.  Seems as if someone tried to jam it or slammed it one too many times, and the cover for the top of the printer won't actually close into its hinges as it needs to -- However, there was a loose spring and plastic molding that I simply took out and the printer was able to close.

The teacher had gone home by this time however, so her laptop wasn't around to connect the printer.  I tried to set it up on wifi, but the printer doesn't seem to read any network -- the indicator light is red.   FOR RUSS:  In case you come back while I'm gone on break (and I'll let Mr. Christian know this as well) -- I left the Printer on and with the screw <em>out</em> so that they could connect it with a wire and print if they want to - though I haven't tested this.  I have the screw and plastic molding pictured if anyone wants the picture, let me know as I'm having trouble with WP uploading it from this computer... they fit under the right hinge of the entire top of the printer (copy slate and all), screw first, then plastic mold (that's how it was when I found it, anyway).  They are currently behind the printer on the windowsil. 

I let Mr. Christian know this will likely be my last day this quarter, and he told me to just keep him informed via email.

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<strong>My regular schedule at this school has changed, to become: Will know more next quarter!</strong>