It feels like an accomplishment and makes you proud of yourself. The student can very easily go to a search engine and type in a word and find all types of information on that one topic. Not only does the Internet help with research it can also take students on virtual fieldtrips, such as museums, zoos, and many other places. This can capture the students attention and they will become more involved. This is also a cheaper fieldtrip where the children can explore on their own things that they would like to learn.
Many teachers have positive attitudes about the Internet.
If a teacher has a positive attitude towards the Internet, then more than likely they will recommend it to another teacher and will promote the Internet. The material is always current and up to date. Computers and the Internet can become very expensive. President Clinton presented one solution to the problem of not having enough computers to students. President Clinton, in 1996, introduced his Technology Literacy Challenge.