A Hold in the Wall Being an Italki user, you are supposed to be an enthusiast self-taught, who has released that autodidactism is the new border in educational area. Unlike people who learned by themselves in the past, nowaday people can use almost infinite learning resource, most of them at the click of a botton. Regarded you are provided with an internet connection, you may do it. So, an amazing world of opportunities emerges in front of you. But, how that works in poor places with an extremely lack of technological development? Obviously, we face with a major issue. It is a vicious circle. The larger poverty rate there is in a place, the fewer internet accesses are available. That means people who live there have poor chances to take advantage of this worthy tool, that could help them to improve their live conditions by learning any kind of useful things. Then, the only way to turn inside it out, it is to bring the internet there, for instance building a global net using solar planes as wifi spots, like Facebook are researching at this moment, or encouraging local children to learn the more by using no-expensive device, such as a free use computer embeded in a wall, which lets them to want to learn the more, only by the power of curiosity. Probablity, these children may be pioneer in their communities using a computer. In this way, the hole-in-the-wall project, leaded by Dr. Sugata Mitra, stands for good approach. Haven't you ever hear about it? Don't worry, you easily can find out all searching on the wikipedia, that would get you practiced your self-teaching.