This resource booklet was prepared to assist literacy projects and community adult education programs in determining the technology they need to serve more older persons. Section 1 contains the following reprinted articles: "The Human Touch in the Computer Age: Seniors Learn Computer Skills from Schoolkids" (Suzanne Kashuba); "Computer Instruction for Older Adults" (Mars Furlong, Greg Kearsley); and "Adult Literacy, Technology, and the Future" Terilyn C. Turner). Included in section 2 are the following: lists of curriculum, reading instruction, and technical considerations entailed in evaluating software for use in adult literacy programs; sample evaluation forms; information about California's Outreach and Technical Assistance Network; and sources of special needs information regarding Apple and IBM computers and Literacy Volunteers of America and Laubach Way to Reading software. Section 3 has these contents: information on the applications of computer-aided instruction in adult education and literacy programs along with the names/addresses of contact persons for five related programs, a description of the Adult Education and Literacy Clearinghouse's "Bibliography of Resource Materials," and an annotated listing of 11 sources of further information on computer technology resources for literacy projects. (MN)