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Peer reviewedLambrecht, Judith J. – Business Education Forum, 1989
Business teachers who teach computer applications face three major challenges: making their classes attractive to students; managing individualized, multiactivity classes; and developing independent business software users. The last-mentioned goal is the primary reason for the existence of the business department. (SK)
Descriptors: Business Communication, Business Education, Computer Literacy, Computer Software
Peer reviewedPorreca, Anthony G.; And Others – Business Education Forum, 1979
The author states that a systems approach to office work consists of combinations of people, processes, and equipment in subsystems of communication, processing, and storage. To complement advanced office technology, workers need education in such competencies as reprography, typewriting, records management, and human relations. (MF)
Descriptors: Automation, Business Communication, Business Skills, Clerical Workers


