 Because the content would be in the creative commons, private schools would have full rights to use the content, and would be able to modify it for their purposes before use.Also, because content would be generated within the state, it could be based on Virginia's own learning standards instead of those from states like Texas and California, which are currently used to produce many of Virginia's textbooks.It is the view of the organization that educational resources and implementation would be greatly improved, giving children better access to content, including, eventually, online access.