Advice from an ex-Shodor kid (Score 1)

Hey, I worked with ya'll a few years back- Richard Whitney, if the name rings a bell. I personally think that the Interactivate program set was a great idea, and that it only has one problem- kids who aren't curious won't learn. They just won't, not even if there's an amazing program with an easy interface and lots of variables to play with. Aim for the kids who want to learn no matter what. On a personal note, I'm graduating from Johns Hopkins this year (BS in BME) and I've been accepted to the Tangible group of the MIT Media Lab (http://tangible.media.mit.edu/). G'luck w/ reviving the project.