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This article describes a case study that analyzed how preservice English and social studies teachers used instructional technology (IT) during their internship. The authors conclude that the participants were able to use IT for different purposes. However, they tended to use it mostly at Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition (SAMR) framework’s Substitution and Augmentation levels. The authors found that although the IT enhanced the participants' efficiency, it seldom transformed their instruction.