Summary
The results indicate that the more effective ICT was, the more willing the teacher was to use it in the first place. This may prove to be a significant factor later where studies could directly link the teacher’s views with the outcome success rate. It may also be that teachers’ opinions of how the technology should work might have caused some teachers to use the technology in ways it was not intended to be used, in effect causing the approach to fail (Reynolds, Treharn, and Tripp, 2003).