Firstly, the effect of dynamic mathematics software on prospective mathematics
teachers’ perceptions about using ICT has been examined in this study. As a result of the
conducted study, it has been observed that learning using the software has a statistically
significant effect in raising prospective mathematics teachers’ technology perception levels.
This result supports the results of Stols and Kriek (2011).
Secondly, an attempt has been made to closely examine prospective mathematics
teachers’ perceptions regarding computer assisted mathematics instruction. Following the
application, almost all prospective mathematics teachers stated that mathematics software
will contribute to teachers in teaching activities. This result explains the statistically
significant change in prospective mathematics teachers’ technology perception levels
following this application. Prospective mathematics teachers have asserted that the
contribution of software to teachers will manifest itself in visualization, concretization and
achieving a more effective teaching. Furthermore, They also state that software contributes to
learning by giving answer such as “it increases retention”, “it facilitates learning”, “it evokes
eagerness towards learning” and “it provides an enjoyable and entertaining learning
environment”. These contributions, identified by the prospective mathematics teachers, are
among the most important reasons for using a computer-equipped environment in
mathematics teaching, as stated in the studies of Choi-Koh (1999), Seo and Woo (2010),
Tezer and Kanbul (2009), and Wang (2011).