We are also purchasing online reference resources to support our curriculum and for research purposes. Their are some things that can't just be taught with computers. Their attention span will continue to demise. I do think that we still need hard copies of books. Computers are not available for all of our students.
Computer time is at a premium even when computer access is available.
There is no class time available in the computer lab. Yes, because not all districts and students are able to purchase the sometimes expensive software to accompany the digital curriculum. Also, often times, schools are unable to provide the technological support to run such a curriculum. MO Our school is building our digital curriculum through grant money. We are buying equipment, and training teachers.