How the Internet and Technology Have Transformed
the Standards of Studying
Before the rise of the internet, the only tools available for study and
calculation were the abacus, traditional cameras, and other basic devices.
Today, the Internet has become the most powerful way to connect with
people worldwide. Since its beginnings in the 1960s, the internet has allowed
information to be shared instantly across multiple users, revolutionizing
communication and learning. The old-fashioned method of mailing letters
has largely been replaced by e-mail, which enables users to send messages
globally with ease. E-mail was developed through ARPANET alongside
bulletin board systems, and platforms like Yahoo, Mail.com, and Hotmail
quickly became popular options for connecting with friends, family, and
colleagues.
In 1991, the World Wide Web was introduced, making the internet more
accessible and user-friendly. This launch triggered an incredible surge in web
use, and today, billions of web pages are available, with thousands more
added daily.
For me, the internet has become an invaluable tool for learning, exploring,
and discovering new information. I rely on it for projects, assignments, and
research. However, I still appreciate the importance of studying from books
