Project-based technology integrated learning seemed to motivate second-language students in Massachusetts to engage in literacy learning. Such learning provided second-language students with authentic purposes for reading and authentic audiences for whom to write. Moreover, students expressed an enhanced interest in reading and writing; accessed, evaluated, and used online resources; used technology for meaningful and purposeful communication and to synthesize and present research; seemed to have greater motivation to read for research purposes and to write to share their results; were more enthusiastic about revising and editing their work; understood that their bilingualism was a strength; and used their first language to develop their second language.