I think I have found my informant, she is going to be my 18 year old niece, spoke to her parents about the whole project to her parents and they had no objections. Since they are having an extremely difficult time adjusting between typically traditional Indian setting to the more western Americanised one.
Also, I have a thirteen year old son and he has friends around that age, I was thinking to add the difficulties, discrepencies I am facing with him in our daily lives in this assignemnt, just to bring in a better insight into the worlds of 13 & 18 year olds.
Probably, after being with an 18 year old will give me totally a different outlook to life, which is a little different to the one I grew up with.

Todays class provided me a new insight in field methods, the whole process of subjectivity, observation methods, and how to project them in your own words by submerging your self in your informants world.

This is going to provide the best way to learn something 'new', an unexplored world.

Finally, I completed my blog, hope it is interesting. I enjoyed the whole experience of creating my blog and MySpace page. Well, the full credit goes to my son since he has navigated the whole process of creating and educating me into this amazing world of computers.

Technology is amazing, it adds a zest in your life!

Thank you, Professor Rubenstein, for providing a different outlook towards computerized education, it is not stereotype.