It's one thing to sit in a classroom and talk about stuff. Once you get people out and looking at it, they start talking about it.

They make it so that 95 percent of the kids in that (Quinn) classroom actually want to get up and go to school,

It's a significant (increase) each semester. There are people who just enjoy that classroom atmosphere. ... (But) I think you'll continue to see online classrooms grow.

Our training model replaces the stuffy classroom or Web site where people are bombarded by PowerPoint lectures. They are instead electrified by competing in fascinating games that make the information come alive and have deeper meaning. This has 10 times more impact and is much more stimulating than traditional training.

School systems now routinely have more administrators than classroom teachers. They have armies of counselors and therapists and nutritionists and 'multi-cultural learning facilitators.'

It's a classroom project. If people decide to make any (cash) donations, it would be contributed towards our drama club. The audience can pay what they will.