Computers open up an immense amount of doors for advancing learning, understanding, comprehension, technological capabilities, and much more because this isn't even the start of the very long list of possibilities.
Stuart A. Selber makes some excellent points about how re-thinking the concepts of what computer literacy will do in his book "Multiliteracies for a Digital Age." He explains that it should be more important to have competent and computer literate teachers rather than just having an immense amount of resources. I agree that having teachers who love to teach what they know to their students has a much greater value compared to having unlimited computers or resources that won't be used well because of funding issues. Shouldn't the content and quality of education be deemed more worthy than quantity? Education is a valuable real life aspect of a student's creativity and understanding that shouldn't be ignored.
Here's a link to the California state site: http://www.ca.gov/
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