There are some terrific comments here. I want to stress, that I am NOT interested in chaging Masonry. I am however, very interested in improving the Masonic experience. There are many, modern, procedures, and adminstrative techniques, that can be brought in, and we can still keep true to our "roots" (pardon the cliche).
Notwithstanding, that Masonry has existed for centuries, our Beloved Craft, is a "work in progress". Twenty years ago, the internet was in its infancy. Now, if you google "Freemasonry" you will get over 1,400,000 hits! The Grand Lodge of Virginia, has a twitter page. There is masonic "app" for the I-phone. All of these technological CHANGES have benefitted Freemasonry, and enhanced our Masonic experience.
I would love to see more Masonic education! Ritual makes members, but education makes MASONS!
The system of free (tax-supported) public education we have in the USA, is the direct result of the Freemasons, starting the first public schools. The great reformer, Horace Mann (freemason), instituted reforms and procedures, many of which are still in place today.
A lodge in Kansas City, underwrites the cost of public television programs on KCPT-TV, which carries on our splendid tradition, with a modern update. Horace Mann could never have imagined television, but I am certain he would have embraced it!
Let us keep our cherished Craft, "anchored" to our traditions, and have the courage, to embrace new technologies and practices!