This hearing on the Computer Education Act of 1987, which is intended to encourage schools to develop and strengthen programs for using computers and to assist less well-off schools and students, includes prepared statements by: (1) Katherine Borsecnik, Software Publishers Association; (2) Jay N. Goldberg, ADAPSO, the Computer Software and Services Industry Association; (3) Oliver R. Smoot, Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association; (4) Linda Naimi, Connecticut State Department of Education; (5) Angela Caruso, Newark (New Jersey) School District; (6) Linda G. Roberts, Office of Technology Assessment; (7) Marc S. Tucker, Carnegie Forum on Education and the Economy; (8) Henry Jay Becker, Johns Hopkins University; (9) Thelma Dickerson, Hartford (Connecticut) Board of Education; and (10) Marilyn Monahan, National Education Association. Statements by several students and teachers are also included. (MES)