Finally, there are some technical sources you can go to if you happen to be the type of person who wants to understand why the computers are hooked up to the network the way they are, and a small sample of K-12 schools already on the Net. The Internet has resources in abundance, and provides methods for teaching children much more that just facts. The Internet is becoming an integral part of life. It is used in education, business, and in leisures, and students will need to become familiar with the Internet to become prepared citizens. The first answer is that it is a powerful releaser of emotion, motivation, and engagement for students.
Some students gravitate to the Net like nothing before in their lives.
These children soon realize that their rewards on the Internet will be in proportion to their investment in learning Net skills, and learn all the more for it. Contacts around the world, in far away places, make any project more dynamic, and more interesting. Often, the Internet has the most current information available anywhere. Both teachers and students can be invigorated by the freshness and immediacy of the Net. Rather, this will briefly list, in broad strokes, how the Net is being used to accomplish important educational goals, in some cases goals that could not be achieved without Internet access.