The document discusses using technology to support reading instruction while keeping the lesson's core skills and content the primary focus. It provides examples of how technology can be used, including iPads to interact with text through highlighting and note-taking, graphic organizers to complete thoughts, digital books that students can read along with or get more information by clicking images, webquests for research related to stories, blogs for discussion, newsletters created by students about stories, and drill/practice websites for vocabulary. The key message is that technology should enhance reading lessons without replacing essential skills and content.