This project examined three different approaches for making technology accessibility to students in the classroom The first approach required parents to lease or purchase a laptop computer for their child that would provide the student with 24/7 access to the laptop. In the second year, the district established several computer-enhanced classrooms that had approximately six desktop computers. Third, the district implemented laptop carts shared by several teachers that would provide each student in the class with a laptop for use during class time. These hardware innovations were also paired with a specific instructional approach and teacher training that focused on integrating the technology as a tool. From the teachers’ perspective, the hardware (i.e., computers) and instructional approach were presented as a single innovation rather than as two separate innovations or steps to implementation. The following is a discussion of the results organized by research questions rather than by year. This perspective will provide insights into the role of the technology and instructional method as a change agent.