This video reminds me of the Shift Happens ones. It has a little bit on Iowa's digital age (first 53 seconds), but it is still fine. You can skip the last part. I found it today and showed it to my class of teachers as I believe it shows why it is so urgent that we use as much technology as possible with our students. I then showed the video on this video (first 3 minutes) as it shows where we are going (and some lucky few schools already are in terms of customizing classes for their students.
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The cellphones should be shifted to iPhones if the scenes are happened now.
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