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Feb 18, 2009
My problem is, in getting all this technology, do we have the proper software to run it for schools properly? What's the point in having this technology if we don't use it correctly (It's like being given a Ferrari but not the keys.)?
Is it possible to create a platform where everyone and everything is connected?
Is it a pipe dream to talk about a paperless classroom?
I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Sure it's possible, but generally not profitable for companies. If you want it to happen, you'll need to show them how they can make money at it.