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In summer, 2002, the Education Division of the Special Libraries Association held a panel presentation on "Historical and Archival Collections in Education." From that session developed this article which discusses the need for finding aids, publicity, creative uses of the web, and collaborative ways to deal with these issues. Specific references to finding aids and web sites of interest to education historians and librarians, and brief descriptions of several special collections of historical education materials are included. Also highlighted is a new service, an exchange registry, which offers institutions a way to place materials where they are most needed. The lack of visibility for collections of historical education materials is one of the most disheartening aspects for those that work with and try to develop and promote these collections. Many others have addressed the need for these collections and the uses made of them. This paper discusses the need for finding aids, publicity, creative uses of the web, and collaborative ways to effect change.

Finding, Saving, and Relocating Dick, Jane, Alice, Jerry, Janet and John: Historical and Archival Collections in Education