PARTICIPANTS IN THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ETV HELD AT BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY IN 1963 WERE AGREED THAT ETV'S PROMISE IS MORE ANTICIPATED THAN ACHIEVED AND THAT ITS BUILT-IN ECONOMIC PROBLEMS MUST BE MET AND OVERCOME BEFORE REAL ACHIEVEMENT WILL BE POSSIBLE. PROBLEMS DISCUSSED DURING THE CONFERENCE INCLUDED COSTS, CAPITAL INVESTMENT, AND UNIONS. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS WERE THAT (1) TEACHERS SHOULD RECEIVE SPECIAL TRAINING IN INSTITUTIONAL TELEVISION USE, (2) EXTENSIVE RESEARCH SHOULD BE CONDUCTED INTO WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOOD INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION PROGRAM--IN TEACHING TECHNIQUES AND SUBJECT MATTER, AND (3) SCHOOL SYSTEMS SHOULD CARRY THE MAJOR ECONOMIC BURDEN OF INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION. (LP)