Graphics programs help students develop spatial concept skills. The possibilities for the student that is dominant in the kinesthetic intelligence are endless. Working with computers is a hands-on activity. Using the mouse and the keyboard are kinesthetic functions. Students that dominate in the musical intelligence may benefit from using programs like HyperCard because they can incorporate sound into their work.
Computers help students learn interpersonal, as well as intrapersonal, skills.
They may work alone or in groups on the computer. This particular media has the capability of taking advantage of every learning style and intelligence as well as every characteristic of the adolescent. The alienated student can work alone if he prefers and flourish in the technological environment. For a gifted student, the computer holds the challenge that they need in their learning environment. In addition to addressing the multiple intelligences and specific adolescent characteristics, computers also accommodate different cultures and sexes.