This document contains materials and suggested activities for use in a 5-day workshop on leadership development for instructional computer coordinators, computer education teachers, workshop leaders, teachers of teachers, and other people who play a leadership role in the workshop format in small group discussions, together with sharing and practicing ideas related to the large group presentations. Many of the activities and discussion topics focus on improving communications and interpersonal skills. Organized into 15 sessions, topics addressed include: (1) active listening; (2) computers in instruction; (3) leadership traits; (4) higher-order skills; (5) problem solving; (6) goals of computer education; (7) analysis of the computer-assisted learning (CAL) goal; (8) computer integrated instruction; (9) the computer coordinator; (10) evaluation; (11) the "I Can't Write" syndrome; (12) mathematics education; (13) computer-based information systems (CBIS) in social studies; (14) stress and burnout; and (15) keeping up, final questions, and closure. Material for each session includes a statement of goals, information on tbe topic covered, and individual and group exercises. Most sessions also provide a list of references. (JB)