Although distance learning becomes a tendency, teachers usually fail to take good control of the learning situations of students Meanwhile other attractions on Internet usually keep students from being concentrated on their learning Therefore, to establish a tracking system that can actually catch on students' situation has become a subject matter for distance learning Such a tracking system that can actually catch on students' situation has become a subject matter for distance learning Such a tracking system plays an important role of controlling and evaluating the effect on distance learning However, current tracking systems, which are constructed inside browsers and confined to window systems, are unable to monitor the learning situation in other windows Therefore, the actual learning process cannot be revealed Moreover, current tracking systems are confined to their self-developed websites; as to the vast Internet, the functions of the tracking systems become rather limited Therefore, in this paper, we develop a more efficient and useful tracking system and also study the effect of learning achievement by learning histories of the 144 sixth/fifth graders of primary school. It is found that the effect on internet learning is significantly and directly correlated to time spent on learning, quantity of related homepages, and numbers of times for moving mouse etc, which are all recorded in trainees' learning history Besides, it is also noteworthy that the effect on learning has an important correlation with the number of times for changing the status bar.