“Case in point. In the 80’s and 90’s, Apple computer’s “Apples
for the students” program where they put thousands of Mac into the
schools, creating legions of new user. Most school systems use
Windows, either because that is what is in the “corporate” back
office and is therefore easy to support or that is the only
software the teachers know how to use because that is what they
have at home.”
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