Nine articles published between 1981 and 1984 and cited in "Resources in Education" and "Current Index to Journals in Education" are listed in this bibliography on uses of microcomputers in library instruction. Emphasis is on how school libraries are using the microcomputer as educational media and library management tools. Topics include the current and emerging impact of microcomputers on the instructional role of the school media program; specific examples of the development of microcomputer programs to expand services in the area of library skills instruction and search strategy methods in high schools; a critical review of a computerized instructional package designed to strengthen student skills in using periodical indexes; specific software packages available for library and media center operations and library instruction; and the effectiveness of microcomputer-based instruction compared with the lecture method and independent reading approaches in delivering instruction on library information retrieval skills. In addition to the bibliographical information and the annotations, ERIC accession numbers are provided. (THC)