For the United States, coverage is very comprehensive. Of the articles, three stand out as being particularly useful for people involved with school library services. Interestingly, in the Canadian listings, the Canadian Library Association appears, but not the Association for Teacher Librarianship in Canada. Information was current as of early 1998. This section will be useful for those IASL members who are looking for opportunities for further professional education in the United States.
Arrangement is alphabetical by state, with a classified index.
All resources listed were published in 1997. As with the rest of the volume, the emphasis is on material published in the United States or by organizations based in the United States. Selection criteria are indicated. Researchers and practitioners alike will find this section useful as an overview of 1997 publishing in this field, especially since short annotations are provided. This is an essential purchase for libraries that support professional education programs in the field of educational technology or school librarianship.