Based on Table 4, with the highest mean score of 4.49 and Standard Deviation of 0.69, the students admitted that
E-learning had provided them with greater flexibilities on either instructor-led or self-study courses. Chan et al.
(2007) stated that one of the benefits of e-learning to students is that it can cater a wide range of students learning
styles. Fioriello (2009) stated that students have an option to choose what they like and e-learning draws them to
topics they like and enjoy. From the researcher’s point of view, the students had the autonomy to choose the types of
e-learning tools they preferred to use. Usually, students choose the Internet as their main e-learning tools and CDROM
as their second preferred choices. This happens because students nowadays could get easy access to the
Internet since they have the connection at home (39.82%). Having the Internet is important since it could provide
them current knowledge and practices.