Sorry, I probably used the wrong word there. I was referring to the fantasy tech companies try to sell school districts that buying X technology will radically

Sorry, I probably used the wrong word there. I was referring to the fantasy tech companies try to sell school districts that buying X technology will radically alter education forever; as long as you spend your money with them. I used Chromebooks in high school and they were quite nice, but they didn't completely evolve my relationship with education. They were tools and not much more than that. Certainly not part of an education revolution. Definitely useful for writing papers though. I imagine districts that bought iPads are content with them as well.