projects. scott himelstein is here with us in the studio and joining us from cape town via satellite is steve vosloo. welcome to you both. thank you so much for being here. scott: thank you. steve: t thanks very much. lee: now s steve, let me begin with you. the number i just shared, 6 billion people worldwide have access to cell phones. that is a staggering figure. you have been quoted as saying--i'm gonna read this-- "mobile e learning i is no longn innovation with an institutional learning but a reflection of the world in which institutional learning takes place." what do you mean by that? steve: well, absolutely, you know, the way that mobile technologies have been taken up is really staggering, as you said. it's unprecedented that the world is so connected and can so easily cocommunicate and socialize and do business and learn. and what's interesting with mobile learning is ththat because mobile technologies were taken up really by people outside of the 4 walls of the classroom,...