text: The internet is a wonderful tool, but unfortunately sometimes it does not work. Whether the wifi is down, or the connection is not strong enough to transmit the video, having a kid in class that is learning via the internet would cause some issues. In class a couple weeks ago, I was taking a test on my school issued device when the wifi suddenly broke down. My teacher checked with the tech team at the school and the wifi had indeed crashed. It had crashed because there were too many people trying to compete for the same wifi connection. Imagine if students were skyping or face timing into their classes. No doubt the wifi would crash at least a couple times, and that student would be left to not know the content. While in theory this does not seem like a big deal, if the wifi repeatedly went down, the student could end up missing an entire unit, test, or even more than that.