I'm not sure I necessarily agree with the idea that these tools need to change. They seem to work well, and there's a huge variety of tools to choose from so ev

I'm not sure I necessarily agree with the idea that these tools need to change. They seem to work well, and there's a huge variety of tools to choose from so everyone can choose the one that works best for them. I would, however, argue that colleges need to shift from focusing on broadcasting information to students to something else. Information is easily accessible, and making somebody commit things to memory when it's a Google search away seems silly. I have things committed to memory because I need them and use them regularly, and not because somebody told me to learn it.