Computers should serve language teaching and learning which means that teachers should know how to use computers to foster language teaching and learning. The success of ICT integration into the curriculum will vary from one place to another and from one class to another depending on the ways it is applied. It is important to train teachers with methods to use technology for language instruction. Cox, Preston, and Cox (1999) point out that if teachers are to be convinced of the value of using ICT in their teaching, their training should focus on pedagogical issues. Teachers should be equipped with skills for evaluating ICT materials, so they can adapt or develop suitable material for their own contexts. Also, it is very important for teachers to have a clear idea about when, what and where to use ICT materials. Chen (2008) states that teachers should be aware of proper technological tools for a particular task and the strategies for using the tools. Teachers should strike a balance between teacher time and computer time, teacher role and computer role. They ought to determine how they want software programs to support their teaching, particularly in cases where the language course necessitates the students spending a specific number of hours in the multimedia language laboratory.