The interactive technologies available for the 21st-century classroom offer teachers new and innovative tools for meeting their students’ needs and preparing them for the “real world.” Technology can help improve students’ writing, reading, collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills and can connect them with the world, locally and globally. But with students’ diverse backgrounds and learning needs, curricular demands, accessibility issues, temperamental machines and limited resources, integrating technology in the classroom isn’t always easy. Integration of Information and Computer Technology in Instruction, Part 2, provides an extended exploration of key issues, practical and innovative strategies, valuable resources, and opportunities to interact with peers. This course will help you increase your confidence, knowledge, and competence with technology tools, strengthen your leadership skills, build your professional community, and enhance your students’ learning and engagement.