...if a School 2.0 version of this soon-to-be-released film will follow.
Sort of Chalk meets Silicon Valley meets Phillip Seymour Hoffman, maybe?
If so, who'd play you? And would you actually want to see how that sequel ends?
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I've been told my life story should be played by Vincent D'Onofrio.
More importantly, though, in the context of the story being told, is that I think I'd like to be the school 2.0 version of Warren Buffet (and this *despite* making my wealth through the dotcom boom.)
In fact, I find it odd that schools are a decade late in latching onto the hype. Maybe those kids that make fun of teachers for not knowing tech are right...
Posted by: Mr. K | February 26, 2008 at 12:13 AM