ClassConnect, a website designed for teachers to share and collaborate on lesson plans via a combination of Dropbox and Pinterest-type interfaces. Teachers post lesson plans publicly, which can then be “snapped” into another user’s binder for future use; there’s also private storage for more sensitive materials (files that might include student info, for example). Simons says he’s surprised at what kind of content is showing up. “Originally we thought it would be lesson plans or Powerpoints… but the number of files on the site is ridiculously small compared to the number of interactive videos and games. We’re seeing a transition from this static classroom, where you have a worksheet and a textbook, to really engaging materials that are catered for each student.