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Bely, Jeanette L. – Balance Sheet, 1973
Descriptors: Automation, Business Education, Office Machines, Office Occupations
Schmidt, B. June – Bus Educ Forum, 1970
Through observation of actual office practice, desirable attitudes, personal traits, and characteristics were discovered to be of paramount importance in the acceptable office employee. (CH/Author)
Descriptors: Affective Behavior, Attitude Change, Observation, Office Occupations
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Alexander, Melody W. – Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, 1996
According to responses from 306 of 750 administrative support personnel, 126 used presentation graphics software, mostly PowerPoint or Harvard Graphics; 51.7% received formal training and 48.3% informal training; those with formal training used significantly more features of the software and produced more materials. (SK)
Descriptors: Business Education, Computer Graphics, Educational Needs, Office Occupations
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Kuriger, Glenn W.; Wan, Huang-da; Mirehei, S. Moussa; Tamma, Saumya; Chen, F. Frank – Simulation & Gaming, 2010
This research proposes a Web-based version of a lean office simulation game (WeBLOG). The game is designed to be used to train lean concepts to office and administrative personnel. This group belongs to the frequently forgotten side of a lean enterprise. Over four phases, the game presents the following seven lean tools: one-piece flow,…
Descriptors: Educational Games, Administrators, Manufacturing, Business Administration
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Hepworth, Mark; Smith, Marian – Australian Library Journal, 2008
A joint project carried out by Leeds University and Loughborough University, funded by JISC, studied the information literacy of non academic staff in higher education. The in-depth, qualitative study deployed an information audit, interviews and focus groups with eleven staff in the Finance and Research Departments at Loughborough University. The…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Focus Groups, Information Literacy, Information Skills
HUFFMAN, HARRY; AND OTHERS – 1968
A TAXONOMY IS AN ORDERLY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES FOR AN IDENTIFICATION OF RELATIONSHIPS. A TAXONOMY OF OFFICE ACTIVITIES FOR BUSINESS AND OFFICE EDUCATION WAS DEVELOPED TO PROVIDE SYSTEMATIC GUIDANCE FOR OBSERVING AND ANALYZING OFFICE ACTIVITIES, A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR DESCRIBING OFFICE ACTIVITIES, A BASIS FOR CONSOLIDATING DATA FROM…
Descriptors: Behavioral Objectives, Bibliographies, Classification, Educational Planning
Mahaffey, Anna – Ill Teacher Contemp Roles, 1970
Discusses technological developments, school role, curriculums, guidance and counseling, career training, effects of cybernation, and standards and evaluation. (DM)
Descriptors: Career Guidance, Curriculum, Office Occupations, Office Occupations Education
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Bumanglag, Elena M. – National Business Education Yearbook, 1972
Descriptors: Business Education, Course Content, Office Occupations, Office Occupations Education
Northern Illinois Univ., De Kalb. – 1967
THE PURPOSE OF THIS GUIDE IS TO ASSIST THOSE INVOLVED IN ADMINISTERING VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN STENOGRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL, AND RELATED OFFICE OCCUPATIONS. IT OFFERS COURSES OF STUDY, TESTS, TEACHING MATERIALS, AND OTHER INFORMATION HELPFUL IN CONDUCTING PROGRAMS UNDER CURRENT FEDERAL LEGISLATION AT SECONDARY AND POST-SECONDARY LEVELS. THE…
Descriptors: Curriculum Guides, High Schools, Instructional Materials, Office Occupations
Huffman, Harry; Gust, Dale D. – 1970
Technology in business and industry is continually changing the activities performed in the office. New activities are emerging; others are increasing or declining in importance. This project was concerned with identifying high-priority, commonly accepted abilities which are presently emerging and increasing in importance in the office and with…
Descriptors: Business Education, Data Analysis, Models, Office Occupations
US Department of Commerce, 2005
"Government Finances, Volume 4", contains six parts that encompass the entire range of state and local government financial activity in fiscal year 2001-02. They are: (1)Finances of Public School Systems; (2) Finances of Special Districts; (3) Finances of County Governments; (4) Finances of Municipal and Township Governments; (5) Compendium of…
Descriptors: Copyrights, Office Occupations, Reprography
COOK, FRED S. – 1965
BUSINESS EDUCATORS CONTEMPLATING CHANGES IN THEIR OFFICE MACHINES EQUIPMENT OR CURRICULUM AT THE SECONDARY LEVEL MAY USE THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY WHICH WAS DEVELOPED AS PART OF A RESEARCH PROJECT TO DETERMINE THE SPECIFIC NUMBER AND TYPES OF OFFICE MACHINES IN A TYPICAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY, THE TYPES OF EQUIPMENT THAT WILL BE PURCHASED WITHIN THE NEXT FEW…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Business, Business Education, High Schools
Melvin, Opal B. – Business Education World, 1976
Describes use of the Lester Hill Office Simulation, a program taught at the Tishomingo County Area Vocational-Technical Center in Mississippi. A fictitious company which provides students with the opportunity to gain realistic office experience in a classroom setting. Suggested ideas and optional activities can be used by teachers as a starting…
Descriptors: Business Education, Office Occupations, Office Occupations Education, Office Practice
Washington Office of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Olympia. Div. of Vocational-Technical and Adult Education Services. – 1987
This guideline is intended as a resource for instructors who are teaching an office procedures course. This course offers closure for all students completing a scope and sequence in the business education program--accounting, secretarial, office services, and related areas. The stated purpose of the course is to prepare a secondary learner for…
Descriptors: Business Education, Curriculum Guides, High Schools, Office Automation
California State Dept. of Education, Sacramento. Bureau of Business Education. – 1964
NINE COMPLETED TRAINING PLANS ARE SHOWN EXACTLY AS THEY WERE SUBMITTED BY THE TRAINING AGENCIES THAT DEVELOPED THEM. TRAINING PLANS INCLUDE THE SUBJECT OFFERINGS, AREA TO BE COVERED IN EACH SUBJECT, DAILY AND WEEKLY TIME BLOCKS, AND THE NUMBER OF HOURS ALLOWED FOR EACH SUBJECT. THE TRAINING AGENCIES AND OCCUPATIONS PLANNED FOR INCLUDE (1) FRESNO…
Descriptors: Business Education, Curriculum, Curriculum Guides, Distributive Education
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