This is where I watch my multimedia lessons. I like the huge 17 inch screen, and that it is portable so I can easily move my classroom to the porch or the garden if I needed a change in scenery. The tablet PC is where I write my notes.

This is the router I hooked up to my cable internet to create a wireless home network. The range is amazing, it covers our whole house plus the backyard.

I put my foreign language lessons in my iPod as well as lectures that I buy from the iTunes store. Also, there's a bunch of educational applications.

I love my Kindle. I actually have the 1st generation kindle, but I'm planning to buy a new one. I put all my reading materials here, the required readings in my literature classes. It makes it a lot more fun to read. I've read a lot of the required Shakespeares in my Kindle.

For my calculus class.

My flash drive. For transferring files between the computers. Sometimes I do research in my mom's desktop because it has a huge 22" widescreen display. I also use it to view my finished movie project.

For my digital video production course.

I like having a dictionary & thesaurus handy. And I like the speaking dictionary so I can hear the correct pronunciation. English is not my first language, not even my second.

Really useful when you need a refresher course. Or if you forget a topic and need a quick brush-up.

The best headphones I've ever used. For my multimedia lessons and video projects. So I can work well into the night, which is my favorite time to study.

For my laptop.

I also have a dry erase board for brainstorming.

Lots and lots of printer paper. And photo paper.

For my music CDs, data back-up CDs and software CDs.

Something to remind you of your dream school. Mine is NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Seeing it keeps me focused on my goal and motivates me to do well in my studies.