Through the Internet teachers are able to address different learning styles, have access to many educational resources as well current information, and improve their own abilities through continuing education and professional development. Students will benefit from using the Internet because they are motivated, can receive online help and feedback on their work, and are able to explore new and exciting places. Both teachers and students can receive enormous benefits from using the Internet. Teachers can address students' different needs using the Internet. Students learn in a variety of ways.
Some students are visual learners and learn best through what they see and read.
Auditory learners acquire information best by hearing the material that is taught to them. Most people, however, retain best what they are taught if they are taught with a mixture of the different learning styles. The Net helps teachers present information in a variety of ways. For the visual learner, information is presented through maps, diagrams, pictures, and articles and communication is done using e-mail, chat, electronic whiteboards, and electronic conferencing. Video or audio clips can help auditory learners, and they can communicate with others using teleconferencing.