This study aims at investigating the performances/actions and representations of a group of teachers that make use of digital media in their classroom teaching practices, especially the Internet with its new features. The design most suitable for keeping the balance between the empirical and theoretical work was netnography, that enriched the exploratory research. At first, there had been a debate in two mailing lists of educators in the web, most of whom were bloggers. After that, a questionnaire was applied to all members of those two lists. This questionnaire was based on the one used in Teachers on Web Research. The analysis allowed the comparison of the results of the two researches. Simultaneously with the reading of the questionnaire answers and their discussions, both the teachers’ and their students’ online productions have also been analyzed. Throughout the analysis, the teachers have been classified either as Pioneers or Users, according to the categories by the European Project ULearn. The research has shown that there are teachers very well acquainted with the digital media, particularly the ones over 36 years old and working in the federal/state/municipal school system. Such teachers have been developing accessible practical projects and ideas for the renewal of the teaching-learning process. Regardless of that, there is still much resistance to innovations both by teachers and institutions, most of which frequently look for technical infrastructure without encouraging teachers to really use it. The research has also shown that even though the young learners were born in the digital age, they still have difficulty in coping with innovative projects in the school.