This document discusses the concepts of ubiquitous learning versus the value of boundaries in education. It argues that while ubiquitous computing aims to remove all boundaries, boundaries play an important role in education by defining the purpose and appropriate uses of technology. True educational innovation requires acknowledging these boundaries rather than pretending they don't exist. The document advocates for more critically-minded research that questions techno-utopian visions and distinguishes appropriate technology uses and types based on educational goals and values.