The "ERIC Review" is published three times a year and announces research results, publications, and new programs relevant to each issue's theme topic. This issue is intended to help teacher educators, administrators, librarians, adult educators, and individual teachers introduce others to education resources on computer networks. There are nine articles including: (1) "Teaching Teachers to Use Telecomputing Tools" (Judi Harris); (2) "Classrooms Online: How One Teacher Got Started" (Bonnie L. Bracey); (3) "The Internet and Acceptable Use Policies: What Schools Need to Know" (Kay Day and Lynne Schrum); (4) "Network Terms to Get You Though the 1990s" (Barak Stussman); (5) "Federal Initiatives in Educational Technology" (Barbara Reuben-Powell and Carol Boston); (6) "Online with ERIC" which describes AskERIC, the National Parent Information Network, and other ERIC gopher and world wide web sites; (7) "Selected Resource Organizations" (Barak Stussman and Michael Heeg); (8) "Selected Reading List" (Carol Boston and Barak Stussman); and (9) "Putting It All Together: An Action Plan" which presents tips for using computer networks and a list of selected listservs. (AEF)