The Appalachian Education Satellite Project (AESP) is designed to apply communications satellite technology to the task of improving education in Appalachia. Data were gathered about attitudinal responses of the students, site coordinators, and college faculty consultants to the various components of the course Diagnostic and Prescriptive Reading Instruction given during June of 1973. Intended for an audience of kindergarten through third grade teachers, it consisted of 12 color videotaped lessons broadcast via satellite; 12 associated audio review segments; a live interactive seminar; and relevant readings, study activities, and testing. The report, the 6th in a 12 volume series, includes an outline of the course content and a detailed discussion of the audience reaction to the various learning activities, the delivery system, and the equipment that was used. (EMH)