One hundred and seventy in-service teachers from kindergarten to high school participated in the study.A 154-item survey was elaborated (Cronbach =.
89) containing three main sections: (1) general information; (2) attitudes towards ICT and use of computer resources in the
classroom; (3) level of satisfaction towards the training. A quasi-experimental study with one non-randomized study group
(n=85) was also conducted using a pre-and post-test design with the purpose of searching for differences before and after
training. Besides, 11 semi-structured interviews were carried out with the purpose of deepening into major motivations
and beliefs. The results show that tea are highly positive but the use of them in class is scarce and it
is subjected to innovative processes. Secondly, there were no significant differences after instruction. Main conclusions indicate
that new ways of teacher training need to be developed.