While students are learning to keyboard, other basic skills can be taught, such as

* use of a mouse (click, double-click, left click, right/control click, click and drag)
* opening a new document.
* saving a document (proper naming and location for saving).
* standard fonts, such as Times New Roman, Arial, Georgia, Comic Sans.
* appropriate size of font for print and presentations.
* one space after all punctuation, including periods.
* alignment (left, center, right).
* printing.
* closing a document and an application.

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how technology can support writing outcomes for the Primary Framework for Literacy.

In our increasingly flat, information-rich world, the skill of locating information has become as important as the skill of memorizing information. With more than one trillion pages on the web, finding and managing digital data can certainly be challenging.