School reform and technology infusion have increased teacher's needs of using Internet resources. Recently, the government of Taiwan has made great efforts in establishing a school environment that enabled teachers to utilize resources on the Internet. The efforts included enhance the hardware and software at school, developing contents on the Internet, and building databases for teachers. As more resources being developed, the issue of how to search and utilize them became critical. This study explored important instructional tasks and the information seeking process of elementary and high school teachers. The results from the survey suggested that among the five instructional tasks, analysis, design, development, teaching, and evaluation, the most engaged tasks of the teachers were design instructional activities (93%), classroom management (92%), and instructional content analysis (91%). When preparing for lessons, the most often used information channels were the Internet (98%). In order further teachers' exploration and utilization of Internet resources, an instructional resource web was proposed. The design principles and sharing mechanisms are discussed.