ICT has pervaded almost every facet of our society. Around the world, ICT is ubiquitous in the business
world, the workplace and at home. To ensure that schools keep pace with these developments in the larger society
and to tap the enormous potential of ICT in teaching and learning, many countries have invested considerable
amounts of resources to integrate ICT into education. Malaysia, for instance had invested RM1 billion between 1999
to 2005 to facilitate ICT integration in schools, spending mostly on hardware, software, infrastructure and training
of teachers (Ministry of Education, 2001).