This working paper documents the efforts of a professional information center (PIC) in Denver to provide resources that aid teachers and administrators in selecting software programs for varied microcomputer uses. The report outlines the development of PIC as a coordinator and clearinghouse for organizing and disseminating information on computers to schools served by Denver's Southeast Board of Cooperative Services. It examines PIC's current programs and presents a blueprint for expanding its scope to include informing interested educators about PIC's current awareness and professional library services, providing literature search services, and distributing current "state of the art" reviews on microcomputer applications. Appendices include listings of directories, catalogs, and journals that provide information on educational software. (MER)