Abstract
Microcomputers can serve a range of purposes in public schools including enhancing administration of special services. However, special services administrators at local and state levels perform a range of functions which involve diverse information-management needs. In this paper, ways that microcomputers may assist administration of special services are put forth. Then, considerations for local level special services administrators in developing and managing information systems are discussed, followed by similar discussion for state level administrators.
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