Researchers often cite resources and funding as barriers to IT use (Anderson & Ronnkvist, 1999; Fisher et al., 1996; Lemke et. al., 1998). However, evidence from these analyses suggests that obstacles that teachers experienced to integrating technology into instructional practice may be just as detrimental. As reported here, perceived obstacles to integrating technology may be the biggest deterrent to directing students to use technology. Perceived obstacles to integrating technology, as defined by the USEIT study, include easy access to technology, availability of integration specialists, and timely access to technical support. Even when teachers have ample access to instructional technology because of adequate funding and access to IT resources, teachers may not use those resources if they do not have support.