Was also talking with another acquaintance about the usage of Facebook as a learning platform for K-12.
I really feel Facebook as a big role to play in the next generation of business and learning. The youth have adopted it and I think it will grow from there.
Has a lot of potential because you can still retain some level of control over your application and leverage the Facebook community to reach your audience.
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