These six issues of "TECH-NJ" from winter 1997 to fall 1998 focus on technology and children with disabilities in New Jersey. Featured articles include: (1) "Untangling the World Wide Web" (Kathleen Foster and Gerald Quinn); (2) "Combining Technology with Cooperative Learning: The Great Solar System" (Lisa Gregory); (3) "Equal Access = Equal Opportunity" (Leah Best-Damron); (4) "A Troubled Teen Embraces Computers" (Katherine McCandless); (5) "For Beginners: Go Online To Meet New Friends, Find Educational Resources & Explore the World" (Gerald Quinn); (6) "LD Class Joins Balloonin' USA via the Internet" (Kathleen Foster); (7) "Customized Scanning Array for Curriculum Integration" (Amy Stollsteimer); (8) "Everyone Can Create Music" (Donna Williams); (9) "Functional Communication in a Life Skills Class" (Regina Quinn); (10) "Taking Computer Literacy Personally: Creating Cultural Heritage Stacks" (Liesl Oberfeld); (11) "Computers Help a Child Gain Control" (Helene Mann); (12) "Living a Full Life with the Aid of Minspeak(TM)" (Anthony Robert Arnold); (13) "Tech Trek: A Journey into the World of Multimedia" (Kathleen Foster); (14) "Word Prediction Makes the Difference: Learning Disabilities in Middle School" (Danielle Niemann); (15) "Online Treasures To Energize Lesson Planning" (Regina Quinn); (16) "Inclusion: Recommended Sites on the Internet" (Orah Raia); (17) "Story-Telling in ASL and Written English" (Amily Beidelman); (18) "Adventures in Artland: CD-ROM's for the Tortured Artist in Everyone" (Donna Williams); (19) "Selecting Software: Where Do I Begin" (Amy Dell and Anne Disdier); (20) "Technology's Role in the Education of a Blind Student" (Theresa Lupo); (21) "Teachers Work Together To Make Inclusion Happen" (Orah Raia); (22) "Assistive Technology Promotes Rapid Academic Advances" (Gerald Quinn); (23) "Coping with Learning Disabilities" (Maryann Bowne); (24) "Fast Forward(TM): Is the Hype Justified?" (Jean Earle); (25) "The Teachers' Role in Augmentative Communication" (Amy G. Dell and others); (26) "Reforming Teacher Education To Foster Inclusion" (Amy G. Dell); (27) "Technology in Two Professionals' Lives" (Theresa R. Lupo); (28) "Augcomm System Provides a Voice For a Young Child with Autism" (Cynthia Bott); (29) "Software Programs for Speech Therapy" (Orah Raia); and (30) "Choosing Software for the Classroom Music Teacher" (Donna Williams). Each issue also includes reviews of computer software. (CR)