This is what complicates the situation. Normally, a fee that provides for the training of teachers and classroom infrastructure would be entirely unacceptable. At root, we can't really say the fee is a bad thing. If UNH needs money for computers and training, it needs to do all it can to get it.
Students deserve the best technology exposure possible.
The university can't raise tuition too much without raising eyebrows, so it gets us on the small stuff. One problem with this approach is that the small stuff adds up quickly. Our other fees go toward services that we can all use, whether we choose to or not. All students will probably be affected by this fee, but many of them indirectly. This fee supports something that should be automatic, really.