This selected, annotated bibliography of information resources on recurrent education is divided into nine sections: (1) general, (2) International, (3) Africa, (4) Arab States, (5) Asia and Oceania, (6) Europe, (7) Latin America, (8) North America, and (9) just published. An index of authors and editors is provided. (LLS)

If the ancient Roman triumph slaves existed today, one would be stationed in the crowd at public meetings to provide school board members with accurate information on educational issues. (JM)

Resource materials pertinent to the professional physical education and sport are cited. (JD)

Presented is an annotated bibliography of books, visual materials, and discussion topics which can be used to spark interest in winter sports and the Olympic Games. (KC)

Details a study showing that government sources in the United States are less credible than they were shown to be in a study conducted 19 years ago. (Author/FL)

Provides an overview of audiovisual materials about librarianship and information science, names some titles in various categories, and suggests sources of such materials. A bibliography of selection aids, producers, and distributors is included. (Author/JD)

Report of a research project aimed at determining the availability and use of occupational information in Alberta, Canada, secondary schools. (JOW)

Identifies some basic sources of information on Polish Americans in the United States. (Author/FM)

Reports that public service advertising attributed to the Advertising Council elicited higher message ratings than did public service advertising attributed to a commercial source, a noncommercial source, or no source; however, it produced the lowest behavioral responses. (GT)

Describes the collection of historic primary source material in supplementing history study in New South Wales. Types of illustrative and literary materials collected are listed. (RAO)

Sample list of Illinois library services to exceptional children, incorporated in regular programs. (KP)

Gives advice for writing proposals seeking technology funding, including development of a technology plan and information gathering about potential funders. Includes a list of Web sites listing funding sources. (JOW)

States that 30 million people currently access the Internet, the international electronic superhighway linking thousands of individual computer networks. Offers information about terms used on the Internet; accessing the World Wide Web; language arts, writing, and literacy resources available on the Web; and educational sites, specific databases,…

Looks at the ways in which World Wide Web sites are set up. Discusses what libraries already offer on the Web and states that the creation of an informative and interesting library home page can greatly expand the number and breadth of patrons who use a particular library. (PA)