A SEVEN MAN EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION COMMISSION WAS RESPONSIBLE TO THE LEGISLATURE FOR THE OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM. THE COMMISSION'S POLICY INCLUDED EMPLOYMENT OF THE FINEST TEACHERS AVAILABLE FOR THE ESSENTIAL BASIC SUBJECTS, ENCOURAGEMENT OF TV TEACHERS TO EXTEND THEIR SCOPE OF INSTRUCTIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNIQUES, ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TV AND CLASSROOM TEACHERS, AND EFFECTIVE COORDINATION ON TV SUBJECTS WITH WHAT WAS REQUIRED BASICALLY BY THE COLLEGES. ALSO INCLUDED WAS AVAILABILITY OF TV NETWORK TIME AND FACILITIES FOR TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMS, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, COLLEGES, DRIVER TRAINING, AND ADULT EDUCATION, THE USE OF VIDEO TAPE, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXPERT SYSTEM OF EVALUATING RESULTS. THE PROCEDURE USED BY THE TV TEACHERS WAS--PREPARING THE LESSON BEFORE IT WAS TO BE PRODUCED, MAILING OUT THE LESSON PLAN TO CLASSROOM TEACHERS TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE SHOWING OF THE LESSON, PREPARING VISUAL AIDS, AND HAVING REHEARSALS THE DAY OF THE LESSON.