It's total immersion as opposed to dabbling. Students will store their computers in locked cabinets during lunch and other periods when the systems are not being used. First of all, it's important to realize that education is not the same as accessing information. We don't have a problem accessing information easily and cheaply in this country. We've had great libraries and even adequate school libraries for a long time.
Education is actually the limiting of information.
You have a teacher who lets in a little information each day in each class that fits in with what you already know and puts it in context. A child adds a building block per class to help formulate knowledge and wisdom. Then they're able to go out and access information and learn more themselves. Let's be very skeptical when people like the president and vice president say this is going to revolutionize education. I think that is absolute hogwash.