This directory is a guide to schools with microcomputer programs. The selection of programs to be listed was accomplished by telephoning every ESEA Title IV-C director in the country to identify current or on-going IV-C projects in his/her state. If there were no existing IV-C efforts, minigrants for micros or Title IV-B activities were included. Lacking the availability of Title IV information, Title I offices were contacted. Educational practitioners also contributed information about interesting applications. Finally, computerized searches were conducted to locate recent information on specific programs. The preponderance of programs described are from elementary secondary sites; they range from individual classrooms to system or state-wide efforts. However, attention is also directed to alternative learning sites such as hospitals, prisons, and museums. (Author/LLS)