Proceedings of the conference discuss issues of school reform, automation, education and the Internet, instructional learning environments, educational products, computer managed instruction, and adaptive learning environments. Seven articles include the following: (1) "Alternative Paths to School Reform" (Andrew Gibbons) discusses the state of American education, reform in education, and the nature and pace of reform; (2) "The Manufacturing of Learning: Automating the Production Process" (James J. L'Allier) a slide presentation; (3) "Education and the Internet: Who's Leading This Dance?" (Valorie Beer) supporting material for slide presentation; (4) "Designing Instructional Learning Environments" (M. David Merrill) slide presentation; (5) "A Frame of Reference: NETG's Map to Its Products, Their Structures and Core Beliefs. Discussion Paper Series" (James J. L'Allier) discusses underlying concepts, rules, and basic structures of the variety of National Education Training Group, Inc. (NETG) products; (6) "Computer Managed Instruction" (Kevin Oakes and Dick Walker) slide presentation that defines features and benefits of Computer Managed Instruction (CMI); and (7) "Adaptive Learning Environments" (ID2 Research Group) designing adaptive learning environments with PEAnets (process, entity, activity relationships). (JAK)