Additionally, the emerging technologies that students use regularly, from cell phone texting to Facebook, Twitter and computer games, are often considered “dysfunctional” or “disruptive” in today’s context of formal education (Jenkins 2006). If teachers possess negative attitudes toward using emerging technologies, lack understanding of how to use them meaningfully, or are constrained by limited student or teacher technology access, it is unlikely they will engage these tools in their lessons (Webb and Cox 2004). Yet, they are expected to take advantage of these tools to enhance student learning. Furthermore, it is not clear if teachers are well equipped with the necessary skills, support, and positive attitudes for incorporating these new tools for instructional purposes. There is thus a need for identifying K12 teachers’ experience and attitudes toward emerging technologies in relation to teaching so that a professional development program on the use of emerging internet technologies can be provided that will address their learning needs, concerns and attitudes, and help them meaningfully incorporate these technologies into their teaching practices.