Elearning Compared with face to face learning, e-learning is more flexible for students to study. E-learning is provided for learners anytime and they can study various quality subjects wherever they want through the internet. In addition e-students can choose the suitable time to study (Richards and Ridley, cited in Mupinga, 2005) and they do not need to worry about constraints such as time, geography and family duty. However traditional students have to consider these things when they want to find a school to study (WCET, 2004 cited in Mupinga, 2005). WCET (2004 cited in Mupinga, 2005) also points that although some students with special like rural or sick students cannot accept the quality education from the traditional classroom, they have equal access to excellent subjects though the internet. Consequently, flexibility is one of differences between e-learning and traditional learning, and this will promote more students study in the internet in the future. Online study often costs less than traditional classroom study. E-learning is not only beneficial for schools but also helpful for students to save money. Traditional schools have to strive to find cost-efficient way to proceed and still provide the same quality of educational opportunities while e-learning can save much money on educational costs (Young, cited in Mupinga, 2005), for example, schools can use CDs or DVDs instead of paper, these will save much on teaching materials (Michener, cited in Mupinga, 2005). And for students, they can also save much money on their learning. They can study at home and follow the CDs. Nevertheless, they have to spend much money on their transport and materials (Mupinga, 2005). As a result, there is difference in cost between e-learning and traditional learning. Lower costs could lead to an increase trend in number of e-learning using.