I like the idea of someone who partners with classroom teachers and works with them to transform the classroom space with technology and new thinking (and I am jealous that school districts have the money and resources to have a person do that). I saw “speedgrading” in your post and thought, Oh No, Not an automated way to grade writing, marketed as technology innovation. Computer assessment of writing ain’t innovative practice. But a Google search seemed to indicate Speedgrader is a tool that helps tinker and align visual aesthetics for digital compositions (Is that right? Tell me yes. If yes, Adobe needs a new name for that product.)