Conferencing numbers on the Internet have risen from 2,000 students in 1994 to 110,000 this year. Many students have been fascinated by the new technology and it is the quickest way to gather information or communicate anywhere around the world. Students can schedule their studies at their own convenience, but sometimes this may turn out worse for the students. Chat rooms can aid inter-student contacts, with instructors hopefully trying to keep the discussions on target. And also, students can be required to work in pairs or teams on projects to help them on their communication skills.
Most students still thinks that reading a book is more agreeable than scrolling pages on a screen.
Unlike the internet, the facture material published on paper based books is regulated by relevant government bodies. Although the information published over the universities internet has been regulated, students may still find difficult to accept the idea. Internet education programme will boost job prospects. The aim is to improve the skills and job prospects of local people without them needing to join a full-time course. Loss of interactions between students and instructors is a serious potential risk, especially if the instructor does not realize that students aren't grasping what is being taught.