Abstract
This report presents preliminary research concerning a specific population of learners: learners whose native language is not English and who attend school in the state of New York. Our research focused on how English as a Second Language (ESL) teachers in the state view and use technologies to help develop their students' literacy skills. Data from a statewide survey and from initial interviews with fifty-six ESL teachers who use technologies in their teaching are discussed.
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