The issue focused largely on computers used by teenagers for homework or studying while offline. Schools began experimenting with coding lessons online last summer with promises that lessons could be tailored for pupils aged nine or younger. Apps offered virtual classrooms where pupils write assignments online while offline using laptops or iPads. Teachers claimed online assignments helped pupils concentrate better on homework and promoted imaginative learning. Parents reacted furiously with accusations that coding lessons offered lessons designed for pupils aged nine or younger and promoted laziness and multitasking. Teacher Alison Ashton told BBC Breakfast children needed