This report reviews evaluations of two instructional systems that the faculty of the College of Agriculture, University of Illinois, are now using in their extramural teaching. The systems are (1) "Univex Net," which transmits audio and visual signals via telephone lines from one campus classroom to another classroom located somewhere else in the state, and (2) auto-tutorial carrel units which provide for independent study. A combination of the auto-tutorial and the Univex system is also evaluated. The evaluations are learner oriented. Attitude was measured with the Illinois Course Evaluation Questionnaire. Actual performance was measured by grades and specific criteria for success in obtaining educational objectives. (The questionnaire and four references are included.) (author/ly)