The most significant production factor within the process of the formation of information society is information. The countries
which are able to accommodate themselves to the rapid changes in the world and make their individuals equip with the qualifications
arise from this new environment requirements, access, produce and use information will be able to be influential and successfulin the
21st century. The slogans of “Computer for everyone”, “Internet for everyone” and “E-government” have already been interiorised
by all the societies aiming to become an information society. Individuals who are active members of information society access a
virtual world provided by internet via computers in order to search for information. In this way, they can access a lot of information,
resources, services and mediums that they require. Today it is significantly important to make the young generations acquire the
skills of obtaining information via various resources and use the information that they have obtained. Training the active members of
the information society is teachers’ duty. Teachers are expected to provide a more qualified instructional opportunity to students,
make students acquire enriched experiences, train computer literate individuals, and benefit from the opportunities provided by
computer and internet in learning-teaching activities, increase their knowledge on their subject field and popular culture by
monitoring the professional developments occurred. “Computer” and “Instructional Technologies and Material Development”
courses are included in all curricula of teacher training in order for teachers to be able to fulfil these duties expected fromthem.