The laptop-student survey responses (n = 397), indicated that students felt their computer skills had increased, and they were better able to do Internet research. They were less certain that using computers at school increased their interest in learning, made them want to get better grades, improved their writing, or made it easier for them to work with other students. Over half of the students reported fairly regular use of the laptop and the Internet for completing homework, while even more reported uses for “other things." The researchers conducted six-student focus groups that involved a total of 58 students. Results from the focus groups closely aligned with findings from the student survey.