Participants in year A and B that did not have iPad’s in the classroom were stable results: A (no iPad) (M = 92.509, SD = 4.28) and B (no iPad) (M = 92.208, SD = 4.85). However years D and D when the iPads were implemented into the classroom the results for the student final grades were inconsistent: C (with iPad)(M = 93.044, SD = 4.26) and D (with iPad)(M = 91.687, SD = 5.92). Looking at year C (with iPads) you could suggest that there was an improvement; however year D contradicts that inference with results worse than the other three years of data. Further research will need to be conducted to determine the other variables that are affecting the data.