1. Key Terms: Concept Mapping Software – Allows students to produce an outline as a visual map. http://www.kidspiration.com/ Decoding – We generally teach skills in decoding or “sounding out” words in the early primary grades, and according to a limited amount of research, students who have access to digitized speech support increase their decoding abilities. http://www.pbskids.org/lions/ Electronic Outliner – Electronic outlining is now integrated into almost all major word processing programs and is easily accessible as a planning tool. Qwerty keyboard – The most common way to write using a computer requires input through a regular QWERTY Keyboard, so named because of the first six letters in the top letter line of a typewriter keyboard. Talking Word Processor – A software package that reads typed words aloud. This type of processor helps them “read” words they did not know, thus supporting their vocabulary acquisition.