PURPOSES OF THE CONFERENCE WERE TO (1) REVIEW EXPERIENCES, PROBLEMS, AND INSIGHTS DEVELOPED BY THE INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANTS THROUGH RESEARCH AND OPERATIONAL USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES, (2) REVIEW THE RELATION OF THESE TECHNOLOGIES TO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, VOCATIONAL COUNSELING, AND GUIDANCE, AND (3) ARRANGE FOR CONTINUED COMMUNICATION AMONG PARTICIPANTS AS THEY USE SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND TECHNOLOGY IN VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE. THREE AREAS WERE DISCUSSED--(1) PROJECTS DEVOTED TO THE STUDY OF CAREERS, (2) PROJECTS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRESENTATION OF MATERIAL FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF CAREER DECISIONS BUT NOT INVOLVING THE COMPUTER, AND (3) PROJECTS DEVOTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATERIAL AND THE PRESENTATION AND ASSESSMENT OF PRESENTATION WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF TIME-SHARED COMPUTERS. SUMMARIES ARE GIVEN FOR (1) PROJECT TALENT, (2) EXPLORATORY STUDY OF INFORMATION PROCESSING PROCEDURES AND COMPUTER-BASED TECHNOLOGY IN VOCATIONAL COUNSELING, (3) A HARVARD-NEEDS-NEWTON INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR VOCATIONAL DECISIONS, (4) A STUDY OF INTELLECTUAL GROWTH AND VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, (5) THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF A PILOT COMPUTER-ASSISTED VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE PROGRAM, (6) CLEAR LANGUAGE PRINTOUT OF DEMOGRAPHIC AND PSYCHOMETRIC DATA REGARDING COLLEGE STUDENTS, (7) A MULTIMEDIA APPROACH FOR COMMUNICATING OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION TO NONCOLLEGE YOUTH, (8) VOCATIONAL ORIENTATION SYSTEMS, AND FIVE OTHER PROJECTS. (EM)