Technology in the Classroom: An Assessment of Hardware and Software Use in Finance Instruction

Abstract The use of technology in classrooms is expanding rapidly. Though electronic classroom innovations generally are believed to be beneficial, the mode and frequency of use vary considerably in the area of finance instruction. In this study, the authors investigated classroom technology use in finance instruction by surveying faculty members listed in the December 2001 Financial Management Association Directory of Membership.

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