If you think about it, Internet has helped the educational
system throughout these past two decades. Students who want to do research on
an assignment they're working on, all they have to do is browse the Internet.
It's a lot easier than going to your local library and hoping to find the
perfect book you're looking for. Also, before I applied to college, I used to Internet
to look for schools that interested me. Most educational processes are required
via Internet now. Registering for classes, applying to colleges, signing up for
SATs, registering for grad school tests, and many more. The Internet can be
very reliable incase of emergencies. If a school were to be effected by a
natural disaster, students can still have a class on the Internet. Last
semester, my professor had to go out of state for a meeting. He cancelled class
but required the students to get to a computer and sign onto a chat and listen
to his pre-recorded lecture. This was very easy to use and very accessible. If
the Internet weren't available right now, I wouldn't be able to be in these two
summer online class I am currently in.
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