The laptop teachers attended 10 days of training focused on the NTeQ model during early July. The NTeQ model uses a problem-based learning approach to integrate computer technology as a tool rather than as a delivery system. A ten-step model is used to develop the problem-based lesson (see Fig. 1). During the training sessions, teachers learned how to develop integrated lessons using the model. Each teacher was expected to develop at least two integrated units of instruction to be used during the school year. The teachers were also encouraged to work as a team and develop a unit of instruction that would integrate the laptop technology in two or more of the core content areas that the teachers could team teach.