The use of the Internet for teaching and learning purposes has received increasing attention over the recent years. Mitra and Steffensmeier (2000) concluded that a networked learning institution where students have easy access to computers could foster positive attitudes toward the use of computers in teaching and learning. They found that a computer-enriched learning environment was positively correlated with students' attitudes toward computers in general, and the role of computers in facilitating teaching and learning. Liu, Macmillan, and Timmons (1998) perceived integrating computers into a learning system as a complex instructional system in which student learning is impacted by lecturers, students, administrative and technical staff, computer hardware and software resources, and the computer laboratory and classroom settings. They reported that students' with positive attitudes toward using computers also have positive attitudes toward using computers for their learning.