A major advance in our work resulted from advances in computer software and the Internet, and this is only the beginning of what I expect will be a technological revolution in education. The Institute for Human and Machine Cognition at the University of West Florida has been developing new software tools to enhance human performance by designing computer software that will complement rather than compete with human abilities. Their work includes the development of Cmap, a software program that not only permits the easy construction of concept maps, but also provides for interaction among learners or knowledge creators. Earlier versions of the software were used to facilitate collaborative learning among elementary school students in several Latin American countries [9]. The software has been used in many applications and information is available at: hppt://cmap.coginst.uwf.edu. In addition to providing for easy construction of concept maps, icons can be attached to concept nodes and these provide access to photos, videos, text, URL’s, other Cmaps, etc. The software also provides for "discussion threads" that permit map makers to collaborate in organizing, critiquing, and refining their knowledge structures.