well, To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic. To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means. To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either.

Answered by Nidhi Singh , an ibibo Master, at 11:52 AM on August 19, 2008

Internet is very usefull and make life simple ,But its depends in what way we use it.

To learn : Online distance education courses can give you an opportunity to gain a qualification over the Internet

To discuss their interests with like-minded people :: Did you think you were alonein your obsession with a singer, TV programme, author, hobby? Chances are there's and Internet group for people like you, discussing every little detail of your obsession right now.

To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 5:55 PM on August 18, 2008

Uses of Internet :

1) To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

2) To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means.

3) To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

4) To meet people : The Web is generally a very friendly place. People love getting email from strangers, and friendships are quick to form from casual correspondence. The "impersonal" aspect of email tends to encourage people to reveal surprisingly personal things about themselves. When you know you will never have to meet someone face-to-face, you may find it easier to tell them your darkest secrets.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:46 PM on August 05, 2008

Uses of Internet :

1) To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

2) To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means.

3) To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

4) To meet people : The Web is generally a very friendly place. People love getting email from strangers, and friendships are quick to form from casual correspondence. The "impersonal" aspect of email tends to encourage people to reveal surprisingly personal things about themselves. When you know you will never have to meet someone face-to-face, you may find it easier to tell them your darkest secrets.

5) To discuss their interests with like-minded people :: Did you think you were alonein your obsession with a singer, TV programme, author, hobby? Chances are there's and Internet group for people like you, discussing every little detail of your obsession right now.

6) To have fun : There's no doubt that the Internet is a fun place to be. There's plenty to keep you occupied on a rainy day.

7) To learn : Online distance education courses can give you an opportunity to gain a qualification over the Internet.

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 7:28 PM on August 01, 2008

Uses of Internet :

1) To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

2) To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means.

3) To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

4) To meet people : The Web is generally a very friendly place. People love getting email from strangers, and friendships are quick to form from casual correspondence. The "impersonal" aspect of email tends to encourage people to reveal surprisingly personal things about themselves. When you know you will never have to meet someone face-to-face, you may find it easier to tell them your darkest secrets.

5) To discuss their interests with like-minded people :: Did you think you were alonein your obsession with a singer, TV programme, author, hobby? Chances are there's and Internet group for people like you, discussing every little detail of your obsession right now.

6) To have fun : There's no doubt that the Internet is a fun place to be. There's plenty to keep you occupied on a rainy day.

7) To learn : Online distance education courses can give you an opportunity to gain a qualification over the Internet.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:15 PM on July 28, 2008

Uses of Internet :

1) To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

2) To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means.

3) To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

4) To meet people : The Web is generally a very friendly place. People love getting email from strangers, and friendships are quick to form from casual correspondence. The "impersonal" aspect of email tends to encourage people to reveal surprisingly personal things about themselves. When you know you will never have to meet someone face-to-face, you may find it easier to tell them your darkest secrets.

5) To discuss their interests with like-minded people :: Did you think you were alonein your obsession with a singer, TV programme, author, hobby? Chances are there's and Internet group for people like you, discussing every little detail of your obsession right now.

6) To have fun : There's no doubt that the Internet is a fun place to be. There's plenty to keep you occupied on a rainy day.

7) To learn : Online distance education courses can give you an opportunity to gain a qualification over the Internet.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 4:56 PM on July 25, 2008

Uses of Internet :

1) To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

2) To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means.

3) To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

4) To meet people : The Web is generally a very friendly place. People love getting email from strangers, and friendships are quick to form from casual correspondence. The "impersonal" aspect of email tends to encourage people to reveal surprisingly personal things about themselves. When you know you will never have to meet someone face-to-face, you may find it easier to tell them your darkest secrets.

5) To discuss their interests with like-minded people :: Did you think you were alonein your obsession with a singer, TV programme, author, hobby? Chances are there's and Internet group for people like you, discussing every little detail of your obsession right now.

6) To have fun : There's no doubt that the Internet is a fun place to be. There's plenty to keep you occupied on a rainy day.

7) To learn : Online distance education courses can give you an opportunity to gain a qualification over the Internet.

Answered by Ashish Yadav , an ibibo Wizard, at 7:48 PM on July 23, 2008

Uses of Internet :

1) To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

2) To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means.

3) To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

4) To meet people : The Web is generally a very friendly place. People love getting email from strangers, and friendships are quick to form from casual correspondence. The "impersonal" aspect of email tends to encourage people to reveal surprisingly personal things about themselves. When you know you will never have to meet someone face-to-face, you may find it easier to tell them your darkest secrets.

5) To discuss their interests with like-minded people :: Did you think you were alonein your obsession with a singer, TV programme, author, hobby? Chances are there's and Internet group for people like you, discussing every little detail of your obsession right now.

6) To have fun : There's no doubt that the Internet is a fun place to be. There's plenty to keep you occupied on a rainy day.

7) To learn : Online distance education courses can give you an opportunity to gain a qualification over the Internet.

Answered by kishore , an ibibo Master, at 1:04 PM on July 23, 2008

Internet has helped me a lot in my life.

Answered by Nishu's , an ibibo Master, at 12:46 PM on July 23, 2008

Uses of Internet :

1) To find general information about a subject :: The Web is like a huge encyclopedia of information - in some ways it's even better. The volume of information you'll find on the Web is amazing. For every topic that you've ever wondered about, there's bound to be someone who's written a Web page about it. The Web offers many different perspectives on a single topic.

2) To access information not easily available elsewhere One of the great things about the Web is that it puts information into your hands that you might otherwise have to pay for or find out by less convenient means.

3) To correspond with faraway friends Email offers a cheap and easy alternative to traditional methods of correspondence. It's faster and easier than writing snail mail and cheaper than using the telephone. Of course, there are disadvantages too. It's not as personal as a handwritten letter - and not as reliable either

4) To meet people : The Web is generally a very friendly place. People love getting email from strangers, and friendships are quick to form from casual correspondence. The "impersonal" aspect of email tends to encourage people to reveal surprisingly personal things about themselves. When you know you will never have to meet someone face-to-face, you may find it easier to tell them your darkest secrets.

5) To discuss their interests with like-minded people :: Did you think you were alonein your obsession with a singer, TV programme, author, hobby? Chances are there's and Internet group for people like you, discussing every little detail of your obsession right now.

6) To have fun : There's no doubt that the Internet is a fun place to be. There's plenty to keep you occupied on a rainy day.

7) To learn : Online distance education courses can give you an opportunity to gain a qualification over the Internet.

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Answered by Om Prakash , an ibibo Master, at 6:38 PM on July 22, 2008