The last of a series of seminars conducted by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB) was planned to afford a penetrating look at the overall position of the Association. The seminar focused on the position of the NAEB in the field of education, as well as in relation to its own constituency, and attempted to evaluate the NAEB's past efforts and future goals. The keynote address offered challenges to the NAEB to accept its responsibility in dealing with the problems of our time, to develop a profession for educational electronics, and to function in the technical, production, legal, and administrative areas for the effective use of educational media. Twelve major types of activity were discussed in group sessions, and final reports were made on each area. These reports, covering: programs, professional advancement, teacher and educational development, member services, research activities, technical services, public relations, promotional development, policy direction, financial support, liaison with government, and international relations, are intended as guidelines for the administration of the NAEB, as well as for educators interested in the application of educational media. The seminar report contains the address, portions of the discussions, and the final reports on the 12 activity areas. (MT)