I remember being in Primary school in 1987 when we got the Schools first Computer, it was proudly placed in a Classroom and people line up to be allowed to use it. By 1990 we had one computer in every classroom. By 1993, now in Secondary school, we had a special computer room, where all computers were placed together, we had an IT teacher too to "own" IT. By 1997 some kids were getting computers at home, by 2005 some kids had laptops, around 2018 is was expected that kids in many schools used their own Laptops or Tablets to be the hub of all the work they do. This best explains how Digital Transformation occurs, we add a little, then we add more, then we have a center that owns transformation, and then it disbands and it's done everywhere. Yet today, kids still learn languages, maths, english literature, History, with a bit of coding added on. If we assume that Schooling is to prepare kids for life, we'd teach them financial literacy, how to build relationships, how to consume media, how to look after their mental health. Digital should change what you do. You should rethink what you do from the core and for the future. Not augment the old. But all we ever do is add it on & most of us are still in the Computer room phase. …see more