ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR PARTICIPANTS, INCLUDING STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SUPERVISORS AND CONSULTANTS, SPECIALISTS AND TEACHER EDUCATORS FROM ALL SERVICES OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION REPRESENTING 31 STATES AND CANADA, ATTENDED THE SEMINAR WHICH HAD THE PURPOSES OF (1) INFORMING PARTICIPANTS OF THE MANY NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN EDUCATIONAL MEDIA PROVIDING CRITERIA FOR THEIR EVALUATION, DISCLOSING THEIR CAPABILITIES, AND PRESENTING EXEMPLARY APPLICATIONS TO INSTRUCTIONAL PROBLEMS, AND (2) STIMULATING AND DIRECTING SMALL DISCUSSION GROUPS IN ORDER TO ELICIT SUGGESTED APPLICATIONS TO VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION. MAJOR SPEECHES WERE--(1) "THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SEMINAR" BY R. TAYLOR, (2) "THE CHALLENGE FOR CHANGE IN VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION" BY D. BUSHNELL, (3) "LEARNING THEORY, MEDIA OF INSTRUCTION, AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION" BY L. BRIGGS, (4) "EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES--FOUR DOMAINS" BY E. SIMPSON, AND (5) "THE LEARNING SYSTEMS APPROACH TO INSTRUCTION AND THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE INSTRUCTOR" BY D. STEWART, (6) "THE LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER AND THE CHANGING EMPHASIS IN EDUCATION" BY M. SHERMAN, (7) "THE USE OF MULTI-MEDIA IN SCIENCE EDUCATION" BY S. POSTLETHWAIT, (8) "ON NARROWING THE CREDIBILITY GAP FOR THE CAI" BY H. MITZEL, (9) "CURRENT GUIDANCE APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTERS" BY J. IMPELLITTERI, (10) "A SMALL COMPUTER FOR USE IN TEACHING COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS" BY J. BENNETT, (11) "MICRO-TEACHING" BY D. ALLEN, (12) "LOW-COST OVERHEAD TRANSPARENCY PRODUCTION" BY A. JENSEN, (13) "MEDIA FOR LARGE GROUP INSTRUCTION IN CHEMISTRY" BY W. LIPPINCOTT AND W. BARNARD, AND (14) "EDUCATIONAL MEDIA HARDWARE FOR LARGE GROUP INSTRUCTION" BY W. BARNARD. REPORTS OF TWO PANEL REACTION AND 19 INTEREST GROUP SESSIONS ARE INCLUDED. THE SEMINAR AND THE REPORT PROVIDE A GUIDE FOR STATES TO SPONSOR STATE-LEVEL SEMINARS ON THE APPLICATIONS OF EDUCATIONAL MEDIA TO VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION. (HC)