I agree. In Germany, we had an initiative called "Schulen ans Netz" (get schools online). It was all about uplink, neglecting the boxes and, above all, teaching

I agree. In Germany, we had an initiative called "Schulen ans Netz" (get schools online). It was all about uplink, neglecting the boxes and, above all, teaching resources. As one of my professors put it: "What are you going to do when all the schools are online? Take the first one offline again?". On a side note, at the time the university was online of course (now they even have wifi), but there was no chalk in the (often overcrowded) seminar rooms and it was hard to get an OH projector or even a beamer for presentations.