The rapid expansion and growth of technology is observed to have brought an unprecedented transformation and
opportunities for students and teachers to achieve greater performance and productivity. Given this potential, it is imperative for it to be extended to the classroom to enhance easy access to information across the world and
improve quality of learning. According to UBEC 2010 profile, 48, 100 primary school teachers and 22, 031 junior secondary schools teachers are computer literate in Nigeria.Despite this figure how much knowledge do the teachers have about technology? Are they well informed in the technical know how of the use of ICT resources in instructional delivery? Observation has shown that many of our students are not taught in
e- classrooms and many of the classrooms are devoid of technology resources. Today learners are natives of digital tools hence the yearning for a paradigm shift in learning which make them not just participants in learning process but co-learner with their teachers. Thestudy is set to answer the following questions.
1.ow equipped are the classrooms to meet the information age learning environment?
2.hat are the mean scores of students’ taught with ICT facilities and conventional technique?
3. What is the level of students’ ICT knowledge and skills?