proceedings of the conference on rate and/or frequency-controlled speech contain 33 conference papers. Reports fall into three basic categories: basic research concerning the perception and listening comprehension of time and/or frequency-controlled speech; technical reports concerning the production of time and/or frequency-controlled speech; and reports of practical al:plications of such speech in educational, industrial, and other settings. Applications reported in educational settings involve both normal and handicapped (blind, speech handicapped, hard of hearing) subjects. (KW)