Instructional applications for NeXT computers were developed by nine faculty members from the biology, mathematics and computer science, fine arts, chemistry, physics and astronomy, and geology departments as part of a grant awarded to the California State University at Los Angeles. These notes provide a schedule of events and reports from a 2-day workshop at which various features of the NeXTStep environment and their applications were described and demonstrated: (1) "NeXTStep, Mail" (Bob Desharnais, biology); (2) "Slider and Text Field" (Don Kiel, math and computer sciences); (3) "Objective C" (Don Kiel); (4) "Custom View and Slider" (Don Kiel); (5) "PostScript" (Bob Desharnais); (6) "Customizing Your Application" (Tony Longson, fine arts); (7) "Grapher Object" (Don Kiel); (8)"Icon" (Roland Carpenter, physics and astronomy); (9) "MouseDown Events and Bezier Curve" (Don Kiel); (10) "An Animated Dial Object" (Tony Longson); and (11) "DragIt" (Roland Carpenter). Other faculty members involved in the project were Gary Novak, geology, and Trina Valencich, Vickie and Joe Bragin, and Richard Keys, chemistry. A series of 14 screen dumps from some of the applications is attached. (DB)