<strong>Your Name: Fernando Castro</strong><strong></strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2012/01/19

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> Week 2 T Θ , Week 3 Θ

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

<strong>The School:
</strong><em>Sexton</em>

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general, Lab supervision

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

Last week was my first official week, and I spent most of Tuesday with Alicia walking around and meeting some of the teachers. I met Alicia at Sexton on Thursday as well since she had organized a 'tech team' meeting between us, Mr. Smith, and some more of the more tech-savvy teachers at the school. It fell through however, since there was a science fair going on at the school. I also met with Ms. Behrens, who had submitted a report saying she had problems connecting to the internet, but no longer had any problems. I spent the rest of the afternoon in the computer lab with Alicia, who explained to Mr. Sanford why he shouldn't let other students log into the computer with his username and password. I logged all the computers in the lab out of his account and then had to help all the students log in with the proper student log-in.

I didn't come in on Monday (1/16) since it was MLK day. Today (1/19) I installed Microsoft Silverlight on 14 computers in the back half of the computer lab, since one of the teachers had said that it needed to be installed in order for her students to be able to access websites that she used for the afterschool program. Everything during the installation seemed to be fine, however, one of the computers gave a message while restarting that the copy of windows 7 was not genuine. The screen closed itself as the computer turned off, and did not pop back up once the computer had turned itself back on. I read through some of the other reports and saw that someone else had seen this in another school. Not quite sure if this is indicative of a bigger issue.