A similar mission is that of Infogate Online's digital library for education. Though this library is not user-modified, it is fully interactive. Essentially, it is an online system of educational multimedia DVD-quality content, such as live lessons, TV programs, edutainment titles, and multimedia applications. Students in connected schools can access this multimedia content on demand using PCs in the school (Infogate). According to Infogate Online, the digital library is already experiencing a great deal of success. It would appear that its appeal is, well apart from its variety of content, its casual, relaxed environment full of new technology and services, coupled with its convenience (Infogate). As ingenuous as this idea is, the methods of overcoming the digital barriers to technological equity in the classroom extend in many more ways.