On Wednesday February 7th, members of the Lynnfield Senior Center braved the storm to attend an iPad class taught by the LHS HelpDesk students. Joe Fabrizio presented a basic overview of the iPad.… Continue reading
Sebastian Fadel, a student Help Desk Senior is currently in Amman, Jordan working with the MIT React Program. The program is “an institute-wide initiative that identifies, aggregates and cultivates ideas, solutions, and best… Continue reading
Members of the Lynnfield High School Help Desk presented at the Masscue Conference as part of the KidsCue showcase. Their topic was “Lynnfield High School Makerspace Digs Deeper into Curriculum Integration”. Their presentation… Continue reading
EdCamp is the “un-conference” led by educators and facilitated by anyone wishing to participate. This year’s EdCamp Northshore was held at Lynnfield High School on September 16th, and the Help Desk put together… Continue reading
Sending Smiles is an organization created by 2 sweet sisters named Alex and Ashley! They recruited their cousins Jack, Kate, Mare, and Will to create postcards to help the sick at… Continue reading
The LHS Help Desk will be provided technology tips every Tuesday. Today’s tip was created after numerous students were trying to access Plus Portals. After further investigation, we realized that students were googling… Continue reading
On Wednesday October 25th, four members of the Lynnfield High School Help Desk will be presenting at the MassCUE and M.A.S.S. 2017 Annual Technology Conference, co-sponsored by the Massachusetts Computer Using Educators (MassCUE) and… Continue reading
How secure are your passwords? Do you use the same passwords for multiple accounts? Do you walk away from your class computer and leave it logged in? These are all questions that the… Continue reading
When we think of March, we think of St. Patrick’s Day and March Madness. To celebrate these two events, the LHS Makerspace will be hosting a green screen poster challenge.
On January 12th, the LHS Help Desk Students participated in the Twitter chat. The topic was news literacy and Lynnfield students along with students from Shrewsbury High School, Bishop Feehan High School, Burlington High School, Hamilton… Continue reading
