Although some writers such as vine,Brown,and Clark(2000)contend that schools in the near future will change drastically as students access more electronic resources from the home,others such as Reid(2000)and Westbury(2000)believe that schools will remain long-enduring institutions,Budin(1999)reminds us that technology is not a neutral tool,what is now available on the internet,for example,is not necessarily what should be on it or what will be on it tomorrow,Furthermore,not all students have the same level of access to the internet,and the learning i5 promotes may prove to be far more passive than now commonly believed, we should,therefore,be wary of excessive claims about active or constructivist learning made possible by computer,