This paper explores upper secondary school students’ talk about how information and communication technology (ICT) can structure and support their everyday activities and time in school. The data consists of 11 group interviews with a total of 46 students. The results show that ICT plays a central role in the students’ schooling, not in terms of “state-of-the-art” but rather as “state-of-the-actual,” for instance in supporting the writing process and for peer-support, digital documentation and storage.