Thank you for sharing this very important perspective. A lot of EdTech initiatives seem to neglect the variation in individual teaching. It seems like if you

Thank you for sharing this very important perspective. A lot of EdTech initiatives seem to neglect the variation in individual teaching. It seems like if you build a school around these tools, it could work a lot better than bolting on to existing schools. In that sense, charter schools may be good for experimenting with technology. The other observation - teachers are very busy. Each technology initiative takes time and attention. Reminds me of this Onion article. http://www.theonion.com/articles/magical-office-worker-able-to-turn-everything-he-t,36343/ http://www.theonion.com/articles/magical-office-worker-able-...