The purpose of this study was to investigate the status and difficulty of carrying out information integration in mathematics teaching for elementary school teachers. Fuzzy scale and Likert’s scale were adopted. Subjects of this study were 246 teachers from northern Taiwan. The findings are as follows: (1)There is significant difference between gender and the experience of using computer in the performance of integrating information to teach mathematics. (2)By means of four indicators to sort out six factors, we find that “Time” is the most difficult factor and “Computer Literacy” is easier than the rest. (3)Using exploratory factor analysis, we find there are two factors: one is internal factor including “Willing and Pressure” and “Computer Literacy”; the other is external factor including “Time”, “Software and Hardware”, “School administrative support” and “Teaching materials”. (4)After using confirmatory factor analysis, we find that fuzzy scale exactly fits the model, but the data from Likert’s scale merely approaches the model.