Ah, this video gives me goosebumps! It not only relates to what Schrum and Levin articulate but also resonates with the KnowledgeWorks Foundation's "2020 Forecast: Creating the Future of Learning". Oh, and the title, "Human 2.0" is marvelously clever. Check this video out!

My "ton of bricks" idea: "Now we have an unlimited combination of resources (human and nonhuman), tools, and the creativity to teach in ways that we have only dreamed about" (Schrum & Levin 47). I'm really interested in this notion of multitasking and students helping teachers and teachers helping students learn how to navigate among the different skill sets needed to utilize and then create with the new literacies. I found this Digital_Nation website and it is fantastic. Check out the interviews titled "The Skill of the Future" and "Human 2.0" both featuring Henry Jenkins, USC's Provost's Professor of Communications and Cinematic Arts.