Re: Burrokeet presentation

Um... there may be another way.

Target teachers directly, and not school administrations.  I think that 
teachers would leap at any system that led to them spending less time 
running photocopies, etc.

If left to a bureaucratic school administration, we'll be left standing 
in our shoes and wondering.

Apart from Ameena, how many teachers even know of thins thing called 
Burrokeet?  How many teachers have we shown it to?  Lecturers?  Students?

We have a tool with huge potential.  We have some suggested uses that we 
have thought of.  There are other uses for it that we haven't even 
thought of, but someone (not us) will when they are using it regularly.

Let's not limit ourselves.


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