Are you a programmer? Because that doesn't sound helpful. If I didn't have internet at home, I basically wouldn't learn.
It's actually fine for that. I have 24 hour access to my uni building so I just go in when no-one else is around to write my code.
I print off research papers to read them at home/coffee shops. I prefer reading from paper anyway.
Got my phone if I really need to read something. But limited data allowance, so have to ration it...
Of course, nothing beats Google, but if the docs are good (big if) you tend get a deeper understanding of your tools.