The National Council for Educational Technology (NCET) was established in 1967 by the British government as a central agency for the promotion of research, the initiation of development, the coordination of training, and the dissemination of information relevant to educational technology. This report covers the activities of the council from its inception to the end of 1968, including a summary of the conclusions of a three-day working session held at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Various committees addressed themselves to the problems of training and innovation, information dissemination, publication, user requirements, research and development, and planning and finance. Appendices list the staff and committee members, the publications of council members, and the responsibilities of the Council and its committees. (JY)