Libraries are small and under-staffed. Classrooms are isolated - By default, teachers are often the ultimate source of wisdom on any given topic. The extent of an individual teacher's knowledge may limit the opportunities for students to learn.
Textbooks become quickly dated and are expensive.
Financial resources are limited - Traditional learning materials receive greater support than initiatives that seek to make schools more interesting and suitable for learning. The Internet has become a blessing in disguise for Christian schools. The Internet, if quickly utilized in Christian schools offers benefits and overcomes the above problems. Internet access expands the information base - Christian schools can access immense repositories of information and resources from around the world. Schools can easily download magazines, journals, even entire books that are current.