Wow, so this goes under a lot of categories.
This summer my school is going to be looking for a network engineering intern.
They want to add their mini-Mac lab to their Novell network.
So I’m really excited. I’d love to be able to do that and work at Hurricane.
Recorded, edited, rendered, re-rendered, burned, encoded, and uploaded.
Finally.
I proudly present “Economics 101″:
Last night I was at Maxwell’s from 4:30 – 11:45 (7 hours and 15 minutes for the math impaired) filming a video for Economics class. And I still haven’t even started editing it.
I have this very strange problem with Sony Vegas every time we film a movie with his camera. I can copy+paste the AVI files off his camera, and play them in any of the numerous players that I have installed. I can even edit it in Windows Movie Maker. But whenever I import it into Vegas I lose the video (last time we did this I think we lost the audio).
I remember last time we solved that by downloading something from Sony’s website, but I have no idea what it was, or where on Sony’s site to get it. If anyone has some suggestions… IM me.
We better get an A+, Mr. Bellis. -_-
As I posted here, Jordan and I taught IT Essentials again on Friday (yesterday). It went pretty smoothly. We didn’t have any technical glitches this time, thankfully. We used the overhead speaker with no problems.
Mrs. Villone wrote the lesson plan for this class. She created an “interactive activity,” where she wanted kids to come to the middle of the room (we sit in a semi-square) and pretend to be hardware that was trying to talk in a computer. For example, we had a keyboard that wanted to get something to show on the display. So the keyboard would tell the external data bus, who would tell the CPU, who would tell the memory, and so on. Unfortunately it didn’t go exactly as she had planned, and over all I’m not really sure anyone got anything out of it.
We showed another LabRats.tv video, this time on BIOS. I think that the class actually learned a lot from it, but it was slightly off topic, and not everyone paid attention.
My offer still stands to anyone who is thinking about dropping the class because you aren’t learning the material. Come see me, and I will make sure you understand the stuff.
Jordan and I will be teaching IT again on Friday.
This time Mrs. Villone is writing the lesson plan.
We’re going to show another labrats video (on BIOS), so that should be interesting.
I’ll write more tomorrow. 
