Based on the findings, it can be concluded that the perspectives of overall computer use in teaching and learning in Tanzanian schools were very low. Unlike the findings by Hare (2007) and Vesisenaho (2007), who reported high uses of technology for administrative purposes, the findings in this study indicate limited uses of technology in both pedagogical applications and activities other then pedagogical practices. If only few teachers at school were using computers as per the findings of this study, it can further be implied that computers were less useful to teachers in those schools. These findings also suggest that ICT integration problem in Tanzania is more than just teachers’ technological knowledge and technological tools as argued in other studies (Ottevanger et al 2007; Kafyulilo 2012), rather there is need for further investigation on social and psychological factors that might be responsible for this outcome.