In time, payment for Internet services will encourage publishers to develop content focused on the curriculum. Access to this kind of learning will have an effect on jobs, especially in the post-school sector. Numerous projects are trying to address the difficulties of finding quality content. For example, education sites often scan the Web, and match resources to UK learners' needs. Much depends on the credentials of the people selecting and creating the material, but these 'one-stop shops' can be recommended as a starting point.
Some sites operate as curriculum development projects and produce materials.
Above all, without search engines the Web would not work. Good search techniques will make the Web work for you. Intranets and administration Schools and colleges re-designing their networks as intranets have found themselves with a fascinating resource for learning. Improvements in software allow teachers and learners to publish work quickly and easily. These have become a key resource in some schools and colleges, where there have been significant savings in administration.