You can find New Highways for Learning on the Internet. There are also underlined 'links' to documents, suppliers, and other information. How people use the Internet Much of the time, people use the Internet to write to each other. They send a memo to someone far away or in the next room, or even to The Times. In schools and colleges with networks, teachers use internal e-mail to send memos and reports, arrange meetings and pick up a daily bulletin.
People take part in discussions on thousands of topics.
They keep abreast of news or find out what others think about teaching or subject matters. Learners and teachers exchange ideas and information with experts and peers. Unlike real conferences, an Internet conference can bring together like minds regardless of distance, income, age or ability and it goes on all the time. People obtain learning resources and information. Anytime, anything, anywhere are the keywords here and often much of what is available is free of charge.