Orientation

Today was Orientation day for High Tech High North County. Time for all the students to pick up their schedules and re-socialize with friends. Since the newcoming Freshman came by as well, it was a good time for everyone to start getting to know each other. The biggest concern, though, for most students, was which class they got into. And more importantly, which of their friends are in the same class.

By the way, here’s mine:

1/3. Humanities with Mrs. Fisk

2. Multimedia with Mr. D

4/5. Chemistry with Mr. Fozi

Orientation was also a great opportunity for the returning students to see their old teachers again. Good to see Mrs. P and Mrs. Clark again!

Can’t wait till school starts this Monday, will update soon!

Update!

It has definitely been a while since I’ve last written here. I apologize for neglecting my Digital Portfolio for so long. But here are most of the major updates since I’ve last written. [More to come]

Got my first DSLR!

Yes, the DSLR (one of those huge cameras) I’ve been saving up for has finally arrived! After some searching on Craigslist, I was able to find an amazing deal, and am now extremely happy with my Sony Alpha A-100.

Taking pictures is my new official hobby; I never knew what kind of experience photography could be. Feel free to take a look at my Zooomr.

Note: Shameless plug- Zooomr is my all time favorite photo sharing site, and is where I officially post all my photos. The reason I adore their service so much is that it provides something many of its competitors don’t have – Unlimited Storage, absolutely free. More on this later though.

My entire summer had something to do with Technology [or school]

Many people who know me would probably expect this, but almost my entire summer was spent with technology. The majority of this tech time was helping out Jason [tech guy] with the new computers for the the new students. Curtis and I labeld just about 150 computers. Individually. By hand. Watching a little Family Guy at the same time definitely helped pass the time.

It was all worth it though; I was able to get an insight on the inner workings of our school’s network. And being able to work with all those computers was the only way I can see my summer being spent.

More updates/stories coming, and I’m going to stay dedicated to this blog [I hope] .