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Moreover, universities such as Harvard now require students to possess personal computers in order to be accepted into a degree program. Even the Cal State University system in California is in the process of developing a similar requirement which would necessitate that students not only possess computer? but know how to use them as tools to help further their education.
Students of Higher Education.

Indian students will find it very difficult to establish a place for themselves es world without the knowledge of computers. Schools are training people for the wrong jobs. And the more dramatically the economy changes in the Information Age, the worse the mismatch will be. What's needed are methods of learning more efficiently, and with more relevance to the worki Computer-based multimedia and telelearning systems are more efficient i the classroom closer to the real world.

In addition to practical matters such as preparing students in general for academic study and the workplace of the future, the virtual classroom is also beneficial for learners of English in particular. With an estimated 80-85% of information and the internet appearing in English, and much of the documentation for computer software and hardware distributed internationally in English, nonnative speakers are motivated to learn English if they want to use these resources.

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