There are several ways students can display their work to receive feedback. They can also submit stories, art, or other projects to someone else's web site, to be evaluated or critiqued. A third way that a student can publish their work is to create a web site or put post it to their school or class web site. Contact with others worldwide help to make projects more interesting. When a student is addressing a professional or someone in another country, they strive to communicate more clearly and tend to use more formal language.
Students benefit in many ways from using the Internet to receive help and feedback online.
Finally, the Internet can take students to places that they have never dreamed of visiting. Students can go to other states, countries, or even out of this world by going on virtual field trips as opposed to typical field trips that are limited places they can travel to and from in one school day. There are many sites that have pictures, sound and video clips, and an abundance of information about other places. Exposure to new places helps to increase students' vocabulary as well as their respect for different people, cultures, and customs. Children are naturally curious and the Internet gives them a place to explore places and things safely.