One of the best things that Internet can offer is information. When students are given assignments by their teachers nowadays, they prefer searching answers for it on the Internet than overhauling the hundreds and thousands of books in the files and bins of a library.
Searching for information on the Internet, although requires an amount to pay hourly Internet cafe rates if you do not have an Internet connectivity and a computer at home, is a lot easier, faster and more convenient than searching through books. Sometimes, you can't find answers in just one book that you have to refer to two books or more. It takes time. While when doing the searching for answers on the assignments online, you'll just have to conveniently set on your computer chair in front your computer, and with just a few taps on the keyboard, you are given a number of references on the search result. Thanks to those who untiringly supply credible, clear and accurate information on the internet through how-to articles and diy videos.
DIY or do-it-yourself videos are a hit. I find it more helpful and convenient because of the clearer tutorial it shows or the chronological demonstration of the information or instruction to follow. Those kinds of videos are mostly used when demonstrating instructions on how to cook or prepare a certain recipe, to repair or build DIY things in terms of technology, home improvement, home decorating, gardening, game demonstrations and a lot more. It as well used when giving out tutorial demonstration on how to apply perfect facial cosmetics, sewing a dress and using gadgets or software.
Learning how to take awesome DIY videos is also best learned through a DIY video itself. Through DIY videos, you are clearly informed, demonstrated steps by steps, how to do certain things. And these are all seen and done on the Internet.
I wonder how long it will be before the traditional school book is considered obsolete and every class room will have computers.