This second volume of a two-volume report on the Eleventh World Conference of the International Council for Correspondence Education (ICCE) contains conference proceedings and additional papers. (The advance papers are presented in volume 1.) Presented along with the outline of the conference sessions is other related information such as an evaluation of the conference, guideline documents, and the ICCE constitution. Fourteen conference papers are included and organized into the following five categories: (1) correspondence education in general; (2) administrative practices; (3) teaching methods; (4) student counseling; and (5) applied research. Some of the topics addressed by these papers are adult education; Indian education; financial concerns; marketing concerns; student motivation; courses by cassette; research trends; and research data describing correspondence education students. (BM)