The hardest questions and biggest problems we face today do not have one right answer. In our test-driven classrooms, it is easy to get in a rut of looking for that one correct answer. Products that look different help to foster a learning environment where lots of right answers are accepted and encouraged. As David Thornburg states, "Helping students figure out how to ask good questions prepares them for their future, not for our past."
21st century classrooms are not about technology, they are about learning! The are places that have moved from “teachers telling to students doing.” They are places where students are media producers, not just consumers.