IN 1967, THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE APPOINTED A SELECT COUNCIL ON POST-HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION TO PREPARE A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR THE STATE'S OFFERINGS AT THIS LEVEL. FORMER CONSULTANTS WHO HAD STUDIED THE FLORIDA EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM PARTICIPATED IN A JANUARY 1968 CONFERENCE. REPORTS OF THE DISCUSSION GROUPS WERE SUMMARIZED--(1) HUMAN RESOURCES, (2) DEMOCRATIZATION OF FLORIDA POST-HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION, (3) INNOVATION, AND (4) EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY. GROUPS GAVE ATTENTION TO QUESTIONS OF QUALITY, ACCESSIBILITY OF OPPORTUNITY, STUDENT TRANSITION FROM ONE LEVEL TO ANOTHER, THE NEED FOR CHANGE, EVALUATION, MEDIA, HUMAN FACTORS IN TECHNOLOGY, AND RESEARCH. (WO)