The essential issue is to assure free access to information. That especially concerns the poor people, who cannot afford a computer. The possession of information should not be possible only for richer social groups because this may lead to a polarized society. State administration institutions are especially responsible for the assurance of free access to information. It is necessary, for instance, to locate computer terminals in public places such as offices, libraries, schools etc.
Modern technologies can also efficiently support the education process itself.
The use of educational software and access to the internet are especially helpful. Interactive and multimedia software improves the learning process and strengthens its results. To take advantage of these things, it is necessary to equip schools and educational centers with proper hardware and software. The other possibility created by the development of technology is distance learning - possible to use both in professional training and as well in schools on all educational levels. Such a solution makes learning possible for handicapped persons or for persons who, because of various reasons, cannot leave their place of residence for a long time, for instance mothers raising children.