This study examines the findings from 174 case studies of innovative pedagogical practices
using technology from 28 participating countries. The study looks at how classrooms worldwide
are using technology to change the practices of teachers and students. Within many of
these classrooms, the use of technological tools and resources supports students as they search
for information, design products, and publish results. Teachers create structure, provide
advice, and monitor progress. Beyond these commonly exhibited practices, the study identifies
specific patterns of classroom practice that are more likely to be associated with reports of
certain desirable student outcomes. Examples are provided. (Keywords: computers, educational
technology, classroom practice, educational innovation.)