Author cites bibliographies of materials available for adult education programs and discusses criteria for materials selection. (GB)

An account of what equipment was acquired in order to establish a resource center at Bilston College of Further Education. (HB)

Article describes a California curriculum laboratory where teachers can make teaching aids to suit their immediate classroom requirements. (GB)

Laboratories for Learning Resourses, instead of replacing or competing with the medical library, should provide a learning environment for medical students, with books, laboratory-lecture presentations, slide-sound programs, films, videotapes, computer models and programs, museum specimens and charts. (Author/PG)

Economical school construction does not have to result in a barren, stark appearance or in small, box-like learning spaces. (Author)

A resource center serves eight counties of southern New Jersey. (Author)

A nongraded instructional program in a Broward County, Florida elementary school, without interior walls, is set up to focus on the media center. The emphasis in every aspect of the concept is flexibility. (JS)

The Exemplary Individualized Learning Center at a small Idaho junior and senior high school serves as the basis for discussing the problem of integrating new technology into rural education. (LS)

Authors suggest where advice and assistance may be obtained for those who wish to start their own community Arts and Crafts programs. (MB)

If the library is to survive as an information source it must be prepared to supply total information in any format and to provide the facilities for its utilization. (NH)

Suggestions for a comprehensive information retrieval system by the director of libraries at the University of Pittsburgh. (AA)

Takes a realistic view of facilities that combine book and nonbook media in libraries. (Author)