The document discusses some of the benefits of using information and communication technologies (ICTs) in education. It argues that ICTs facilitate autonomy in the learning process and self-instruction, allowing students to learn without a physical teacher. Developing a sense of responsibility is an important element that is formed through ICT-based learning. Efficiency is another important factor when incorporating ICTs into the educational process, saving time and resources like paper. One of the main challenges is providing proper guidance to students on using these tools to facilitate cognitive activity and connection with others. The greatest challenge for teachers is to continually train themselves in using ICTs and apply them appropriately without losing sight of their educational goals.