The most recent work of the Computer Applications Laboratory (CAL) is summarized in this report. CAL conducts research in the area in which fundamental learning processes, topical education tasks, and technology intersect, seeks to meet the challenge of societal/educational problems, designs prototype courses using multimedia, computer-controlled devices, develops computer-based learning systems, and carries on graduate training. The first major section of this annual report reviews Office of Naval Research projects on learning strategies, training strategies, and computer system strategies. Part II summarizes Federal and state funded projects dealing with: 1) computer-assisted instruction (CAI) in social work education, 2) parent counseling; 3) instructional models for individualized technical training, 4) Air Force personnel assignment, 5) public service careers, 6) CAI reading programs, 7) needs assessment for mentally retarded children in Florida, and 8) concept acquisition. The third section describes the status of the graduate program, while the final one reviews university sponsored projects in biology, health education, curriculum planning and administration, and physics. (PB)