In today's age and society, technology is becoming an important part of everything we do, from online clubs and societies, to entertainment, to social networks and even online education. Some say we rely too much on technology, others believe this is where we need to go; imagine a totally virtual world. Where everything, including school, can be done from the comfort of your home. E-learning is not just the school of tomorrow; It's the school of now. Anne McGrath wrote that “technology can elevate classroom teaching to new levels” and I believe this to be true. An entire world of resources is at your fingertips. It saves money, works at your own pace, is accessible, convenient, and can help foster good habits—how can online school not seem like a good idea. Of course, it's true that online schools tend to cost less than a traditional brick-and-mortar school. e-motor institution. Some say schools want to move to an online format to reduce costs and save money. In some people's eyes it's all about money. However, online schools also require funding, there is expensive software and equipment that needs to be kept up to date, as well as server fees and paychecks for the teachers who teach the course. Not only is it cheaper to run institutions, but it is also generally cheaper for students. A student can pay as much as half for a program or course. There are also other areas where you can save money. Someone can save on transport, on accommodation because it is not necessary to be close to the school to take the course, as well as on other small things such as childcare. Furthermore, schools can also save money with government cuts. The average recorded cost of a traditional student is approximately $8 322, but the actual expense can be as high as… halfway through paper… and in-person learning.• plagiarism was a problem for many students .•Source 9: SynonymAdvantages of Traditional SchoolsStacy Alleyne, Demand MediaMay 18, 2014 http://classroom.synonym.com/advantages-traditional-schools-3706.html • Provides the environment for interaction between students, teachers, and peers.• “With face-to-face interaction, you develop lifelong connections, memories, and experiences…These types of interactions humanize the educational experience in ways that online learning does not.”• While While online schools rely on student self-discipline, traditional schools have a set structure and routine for students who want or need more guidance. Source 10: SREBOvercoming Doubts About Online LearningSouthern Regional Education BoardNovember 2009May 20, 2014 http://publications.sreb.org/2009/09T02_Overcoming_Doubts.pdf •