it's really nice. >> reporter: mario and his classmates learn with laptops, wireless internet, and smart boards. and they can download their homework and class schedule on their own ipods. here the lessons are taught through games. for example, in this history class in order to know who's going to answer next, they just roll the dice. the school program was created by miami-dade county superintendent alberto carvalo, who is also the principal of iprep. >> what we're doing here is actually providing the environment where students use technology as a way of living that accelerates their learning. >> reporter: the school was designed like a giant ipod, with a central classroom and several small rooms where students take virtual classes at the same time as teens from other states or countries. >> very possible to have a student in -- taking science in miami, one in gainesville, one in uk and, you know, anywhere around the world really. >> reporter: casey flamedo