I want to use this idea as a seed of a higher level of differentiation and individualization in my math classroom. I envision a program that allows students to watch a short mini lesson the night before class and complete a short pre-quiz on the material. The student would then be assigned a level based on his or her performance. The level of the student would determine what group they were in in class the next day and what activity they were doing. I would then have 3 lessons prepared for each day; one for the advanced students, one for the average students and one for the struggling students. All of the students would be working on the same material, just at different levels. Working on a level that is appropriate for each student will ensure a deepened understanding while elevating students to their maximum potential. I think students do not need to move forward to be 'advanced' but instead, should be working on their depth of understanding. Our students need to be on an elevator of education, moving up and down to their level, not a train either speeding past them or moving so slowly they lose interest. I believe that creating a place for all of the videos, quizzes, and activities to live along with some sort of data collection aspect could ensure the fact that students would be spending their time learning, in stead of attempting to figure out a series of websites, links and paper sheets.