Today's generation of leaders has changed to a great extent (Kress, 2003). Growing up in an environment teeming with all sorts of advanced technologies has enabled learners to develop multi-liter acids. Instead of disregarding this new era of technological development and the various possibilities that this development ths opened up, educators, education policy makers, teachers and the civil society as a whole need to take advantage of this situation to create a technology-enhanced language learning environment. The call for more ICT integration into mainstream education becomes more pressing when the tools, options and benefits of technology are foregroundsd. For example, Internet-based activities can give learners access to authentic material that they can use to develop their language skills more effectively (Zhang & Barber, 2008). Of interest is the fact that technology has eradicated the constraints of time and space so that learners can communicate and engage in collaborative learning with peers from around the world. Besides, ICT enableds language learners to tailor the learning process to their personal needs. They become autonomous in the sense that they set and define their own objectives, use authentic materials effectively , de limit the time for learning assess the results and redirect the learning process if necessary.