Factors Contributing to Teachers’ Use of Computer Technology in the Classroom

2013-10-01articleUniversal Journal of Educational Research100 citationshybrid

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Education and Technology Integration Teacher Education and Leadership Studies Technology-Enhanced Education Studies

Abstract

There are many factors for teachers to use computer technology in their classrooms. The goal of this study is to identify some of the important factors contributing the teachers’ use of computer technology. The first goal of this paper is to discuss computer self-efficacy. The second goal is to explain teaching experience. The third goal is to elaborate inadequate computer technology support. The fourth goal is to investigate teachers’ pedagogical practices. The last goal is to examine professional development in computer technology integration.

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