This study evaluates elementary school teacher’s difficulties with Edu- Click and its influences on teachers and students by using EduClick in the classroom. The experimental groups were the second grade students in mathematics class. Evaluation was done by digital instant response system (IRS). Our research discovered that the use of the EduClick product created five major challenges for teachers: (1) insufficient computer equipment required by EduClick ;(2) teachers felt intimidated by EduClick due to unfamiliarity with the technology; (3) the remote controllers does not work reliably around the classroom (4) there are insufficient test questions within the EduClick database and teachers had to prepare test questions themselves; (5) students were over-stimulated by using IRS, making class management difficult. Our research also found that integrating IRS in elementary math classes influences both teachers and students. On the teachers side, teachers could assess students’ progresses immediately and adjust teaching strategies accordingly. Teachers may also share experience each other and discuss ways to improve students’ performance. The sharing of teaching information between teachers also encourages the use of new technology. IRS appeals to students’ interests in new technology and increases their interest in mathematics. Their self-confidence in mathematics also increased. Although large individual difference exists, student can learn to respect others by participating in different learning activities and games.