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Abstract
A new perspective for using computers with reading disabled students is presented. Students’ psychological, intellectual, and procedural needs are identified vis‐à‐vis computer usage. A rationale is put forward for using “whole language” software packages to address these needs while facilitating reading and writing development. After a description and analysis of “whole language” software examples, guidelines are offered to help reading specialists blend the software with their reading programs.