The Multifunctional Resource Center for Bilingual Education at the University of Wisconsin, Madison is a federally funded program of training and technical assistance to schools, programs, and individuals involved in the education of limited-English-proficient (LEP) students. It provides services in six states: Iowa; Michigan; Minnesota; North Dakota; South Dakota; and Wisconsin. The current report details the program's first year of operation, which included 285 training workshops for 7,200 participants, mostly certified teachers. Large numbers of teacher aides and school paraprofessionals and some non-instructional staff also participated. States with a large enrollment of Native Americans received training individualized to the culture. In some cases, particular emphasis was given to integrating educational technology into the regular curriculum for classroom teachers with LEP students. Technical assistance was provided through three major kinds of activity: assistance to project managers for articulating and implementing staff development goals and other matters concerning program development; site visits; and specific projects of state and local education agencies. Coordination of efforts by different groups and agencies was also a significant project activity. (MSE)