This resource paper is intended to assist public school administrators and staff who are struggling to comply with Federal and state laws and regulations governing telecommunications, which may involve the use of television and/or computers. Introductory materials provide background information on New York's "Regents Action Plan" and the "Long Range Program for Libraries in New York State," both of which involve increased use of computers in school systems, and an explanation of how this guide can be used to find resources, including expert advice on educational technology and funding sources for equipment. The information resources listed include: (1) Federal government documents, including a sample of the form used for entries in this guide; (2) Federal laws and regulations; (3) Federal departments and agencies; (4) general sources of Federal information; (5) New York State publications; (6) Federal grants and assistance, including clearinghouses and databases; and (7) professional organizations that are actively involved in research or funding, or provide advice in the fields of technology, education, or telecommunications, including the periodicals they publish. Information on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the U.S. National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA) is appended, and a 14-item annotated bibliography is provided as well as a brief general bibliography. (DJR)