This final report of Colorado's Project ACCESS, a coordinated system of information linking local and regional school districts with major resources, describes the development of the project during each of its 5 years, including project activities, education agency development, publications developed, staff assignments and training, and project operation. The report outlines the dissemination program upon project completion as compared to state education agency activities and resources prior to the project's implementation. Also discussed are the institutionalization of the project, case studies of the impact of the program on the decision-making process, and a description of the manner in which the project approached equity issues. Finally, the report describes the characteristics essential to developing a strong and effective dissemination system. An appendix presents tables of decision impacts, areas impacted by decisions, and case study results. (Author/RAA)