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Explains what an education library is and describes methods used in seeking out such libraries on an international basis. Libraries in Sweden, Finland, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Canada are described, including address, World Wide Web page, mission, history, clientele, type of collection, services, publications, and databases. (LRW)

This discussion of the possible endorsement of library technician programs by the Canadian Library Association examines various program evaluation options, including accreditation, certification, licentiate, and public review. The role of the library technician and guidelines for educational programs are also discussed. (Author/CLB)

Describes the French Language Information Network in Canada as an example of a national network and discusses the work of the International Federation of Library Associations in developing international networks. It is argued that, in order to design effective networks for developing countries, it is essential to first survey local needs. (seven references) (CLB)

The article chronicles the formation of the Special Libraries Association (SLA) Education Division in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1973. Topics discussed include its growth in membership from 206 in 1980 to 273 in 2014, participation in annual meetings, and programs like the involvement of president in leadership role. Also mentioned are the people who played important roles for the division including Pauline Rothstein, Kaycee Hale and Toni Carbo-Bearman.