The teacher technology integration survey helps schools and districts understand how educators actually use digital tools in the classroom and where they need more support. It is built for instructional coaches, technology integration specialists, and school leaders who want honest, structured feedback from teaching staff. With 8 questions across roughly one to two printed pages, it takes only a few minutes to complete.
What this survey measures
The survey opens by asking which digital technology teachers rely on most for student learning. It then covers the tools used to communicate with parents, the classroom platforms teachers have used, and whether they use digital assessment technologies. A confidence rating on a 1 to 5 scale captures how comfortable teachers feel integrating technology. The final questions explore which tool categories teachers want to learn more about, how they discover new technologies, and which professional development formats they prefer.
How to use it on paper
Print the survey and hand it out during a staff meeting, a professional development day, or a department planning session. Ask teachers to use a blue or black pen and mark their answers clearly. Collect the completed forms in a single stack, then scan or photograph them and upload the pages to PaperSurvey. The platform reads the marked boxes and typed responses automatically and compiles the results for you, so there is no manual data entry.
Customize this template
Most schools adjust the tool and platform names to match what their staff actually use, swap the logo for their district branding, and reword the confidence scale to fit their language. You can add or remove questions and options freely, and the layout reflows automatically to fit the page.
Preview the PDF above, or use this template to start collecting responses today.