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This study used the Survey of Technology Use in Literacy and Language Arts (Hutchison & Reinking, 2011) to understand classroom teachers’ perspectives of technology integration. Results revealed teachers conceptualized technology integration in ways that reflected both technological and curricular integration. Additionally, a multiple regression analysis suggested that perceived importance of technology-based activities was the best predictor of teachers’ integration of those activities. Additional findings related to the teachers' perceptions of technology-based activities are descried in the proposal.
Rachel A. Karchmer-Klein, University of Delaware
Haruka Konishi, University of Delaware
Sohee Park, University of Delaware
Julie Wise, University of Delaware