If Google offers the sort of export tools that they've offered for other services, then I can feel a bit better about their creating critical tools for public e

If Google offers the sort of export tools that they've offered for other services, then I can feel a bit better about their creating critical tools for public education. I think of Google's place here like I thoughts of Apple's in the world of smartphones -- they are in the position to normalize a new way of learning, which is the largest hurdle that perhaps only a powerful private company can accomplish these days. We can worry about the need to depose them with better tools if/when the need arises :)