Describes the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), shows how to use it, and provides a list of microfiche collection locations in Canada. (RB)

A discussion of how a teacher's role in a non-traditional setting must be that of a counselor, guide, philosopher and friend of the learner, and other new skills not now taught in teacher education courses in France. (HB)

A description of the information retrieval system in a media resources center in a coeducational secondary school in Great Britain. (HB)

Describes the kinds of electronic media suited to three approaches to religious education current in the United States and suggests roles for libraries and resource centers. (PF)

Discussed a method for changing New Jersey's school library services at the elementary level. (RK)

How learning centers can transform classrooms into interesting, vital environments. (HB)

The problems of an elementary school librarian's first year are described. (PF)

The library program of an independent elementary and secondary school serving 550 students is summarized. (PF)

An ideal school library and its librarian are described. (PF)

Article considered the museum as a storehouse of facts which are not readily available elsewhere and how to make those facts available. (Author/RK)

Ways to provide adequate power outlets and distribution for audio systems. (LS)

A discussion of some of the problems facing the service and outlines the author's ideas for bringing the two Centers together to form a single production unit, working across a range of media. (Author)

A discussion of the use of museums for instructional purposes. (HB)

The value and problems of consolidating media service divisions into a centralized learning resources center is presented. (Author)