We don't have any project that repeats what's going on in the classroom. All this is value-added.
Like everything else, parents need to be cautious because besides having a lot of good material out there, there's a lot of junk material out there as well.
So it's something that becomes part of their everyday life, very similar to walking down the street with somebody and talking in Spanish.
Each person has their own progression and own symptoms. You re-tailor your life to the reality of where you are.
I think there always will be the need for the books and the lectures and the classrooms, and the classroom material. And that's where our secret comes in. This is supplemental to that.
About three years ago we were primarily a PC campus and dealt with one vendor. Now both faculty and students are seeing the advantages and versatility of Macs and we're seeing a change-over.
