Machine Transcription: A Comprehensive Approach for Today's Office Specialist
Machine Transcription: Language Skills for Information Processing 2nd ed.
A Macintosh Journey with Guided Projects for* Microsoft Word 4,*Microsoft Excel 2.2, *HyperCard 1.2,*FileMaker II,*Macdraw II, MacPaint 2.2
Making the Grade: Evaluating Student Progress
Managerial Stress
Managing and Processing Information: Concepts and Applications
Managing Organizational Change
Manual Typing Techniques
Mastering Keyboarding Skills 1. 2nd ed.
A Mastery Approach to WordPerfect Version 5.1
Meet the Press
Microcomputer Formatting
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Works for Beginners: for IBM/PC and Compatibles
Microsoft Works on the IBM PC Release 2.0
More About the Inside Story
More Data Processing Applications
MS-DOS Training Guide
Nelson Canada Young Writer's Handbook
The 1991 What Colour Is Your Parachute? A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters & Career-Changers
The 90 Minute Resume: For Job Hunters Who Want Top-Notch Results - Fast
Notes on Desktop Design: Using the Macintosh Computer as a Graphic Design and Production Tool
Office Automation
Office Information Systems: Concepts and Applications. 3rd ed.
Omega Desktop, Inc.: A Desktop Publishing Simulation
On-the-Job Filing: Classifying, Storing, Retrieving
The Only 250 Letters and Memos Managers Will Ever Need
Operating Systems
Organizational Conflict
PageMaker 4: An Easy Desk Reference
The Paradigm Guide to English Essentials
PC Learning Lab Teaches WordPerfect 5.1
Pediatric Associates, P.C. : The Medical Secretary. An Office Job Simulation. 2nd ed.
People to People: The Business of Communicating
Personal Computing
Personality Development for Work. 6th ed.
Pitman Office Handbook. 2nd ed.
The Planning Environment
Poise and the Art of Job Interviewing: Tactics and Techniques
Practical Proofreading
Preparing for the Job Interview: Resume/ Research/Appearance
Preparing for Your Interview
Problem Solving and Program Design
Producing Business Documents: Integrated Projects and In-Baskets
Putting Data In
Machine Transcription: A Comprehensive Approach for Today's Office Specialist (Print-Non-Fiction). Barrington, Nancy L., Carolynn A. Liddy and Carol A. Mitchell. Copp Clark Pitman (CCP), 1985. 137 p. ISBN 0-7730-4334-9 ($25.56 pbk.)
Machine Transcription is designed to help students improve their spelling, word usage, and grammar skills. Listening and proofreading exercises are built into lessons to cover punctuation, word study and word division. Practical transcription material, with Canadian and international content, is provided in the form of letters, memos, reports and minutes. Optional dictation tapes include four voices with varying accents.
Suggested Use: Modules 3, 10
Machine Transcription: Language Skills for Information Processing 2nd ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Ettinger, Blanche and Edda Perfetto. Paradigm (IRW), 1992. 295 p. ISBN 1-56118-064-5 ($37.50 pbk.) Teacher's Guide-ISBN 1-56118-065-3 ($10.75 pbk.) Working Papers-ISBN 1-56118-066-1 ($20.50) Audiocassettes (12)-ISBN 1-56118-067-X ($247.50)
Machine Transcription is an integrated approach to machine transcription, combining instruction in transcription and language arts with extensive instruction in English usage and grammar. Each grammar skill covered is applied in the tape transcription exercises and reinforced as transcription skill is built. Sequenced content is grouped around realistic job simulations to provide drill, exercise and applications. Dictation tapes include memos, business letters, manuscripts, business reports, news releases, and more.
Suggested Use: Modules 3, 10
A Macintosh Journey with Guided Projects for* Microsoft Word 4,*Microsoft Excel 2.2, *HyperCard 1.2,*FileMaker II,*Macdraw II, MacPaint 2.2 (Print-Non-Fiction). Dilbeck, John and Nicki Fink. Benjamin/Cummings (ADD), 1991. 755 p. ISBN 0-8053-1260-9 ($49.45 pbk.)
This very comprehensive manual contains thirty projects to guide and instruct the novice-to-advanced Apple Macintosh user. Step-by-step instructions guide the reader through many of the popular software packages available for the Macintosh. Modular in approach, each chapter begins with a brief overview of the basic concepts of computers, graphics, word processing, spreadsheets, and information management software. A series of projects to reinforce learning follows. Table of contents, glossary, index.
An optional project disk (Order no. 31262-5 $2.25) contains clip art, several word processing documents with text already entered, inventory files and other time-saving entries is also available.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12
Making the Grade: Evaluating Student Progress (Print-Non-Fiction). Board of Education for the City of Etobicoke Writing Committee. Prentice Hall (BB), 1987. 272 p. Order no. BB 5685 ($27.50 pbk.)
Making the Grade is a professional resource document designed to assist teachers with evaluation of student progress and achievement. This current and comprehensive resource encourages teachers to go beyond traditional evaluation techniques and to augment these modes with methods that examine the process as well as the product.
Making the Grade is relevant to every grade level and to all subject areas. Sample tests, examinations, quizzes are shown. Techniques are discussed for modifying evaluation procedures and methods for exceptional students. Other chapter headings include Observation, Projects, Written and Oral Tests, Essays, Objective-Style Questions, and Diagnostic Techniques. This Canadian resource document with its abundance of practical ideas, charts, examples, checklists, and graphs is an invaluable aid for teachers and administrators.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference
Other Uses: All Subject Areas
Managerial Stress (Video). (The Business of Management). Corp. for Community College TV (MHP), 1982. 28 min. Dup. order no. V3618
Managers discuss personal sources of stress and the steps they take to alleviate it. The program also looks at the direct action large corporations have taken to reduce employee stress. The "quality of life" program at Sentry Insurance is examined specifically.
Suggested Use: Module 3
Other Uses: Entrepreneurship, Business Education
Managing and Processing Information: Concepts and Applications (Print-Non-Fiction). Hume, Valerie S. McGraw-Hill Ryerson (MHR), 1992. 191 p. ISBN 0-07-551071-5 ($22.45 hdc.)
This Canadian text-workbook provides a general overview of office technology to support computer applications within spreadsheets, word processing, database, graphics and desktop publishing. Career alternatives are incorporated as well as communications skills and problem-solving techniques. Various software applications are used in three simulations, each with 10 jobs. Each job requires an oral or written response, and the organization of information using software for a word processing, spreadsheet, or database software application.
Suggested Use: Modules 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12
Managing Organizational Change (Video). (The Business of Management). Corp. for Community College TV. (MHP), 1982. 28 min. Dup. order no. V3617
This program discusses the role of the manager in dealing with change, whether it be internal or external, sudden or gradual.
Suggested Use: Module 3
Other Uses: Business Education, Entrepreneurship
Manual Typing Techniques (Video). (Proper Typing Techniques). SaskMedia (MHP), 1980. 11 min. Dup. order no. V937
This program contains a demonstration of correct posture and fingering on the manual keyboard. It illustrates common typing errors.
Suggested Use: Module 1
Other Uses: Elementary Keyboarding, Middle Years Keyboarding
Mastering Keyboarding Skills 1. 2nd ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Ubelacker, Sandra, Rita M. Guest and Gerald W. McConaghy. Copp Clark Pitman (CCP), 1989. 352 p. ISBN 0-7730-4933-9 ($32.95 hdc.). Teacher's Manual- ISBN 0-7730-4969-X ($68.50 coil-bound)
This Canadian resource is the first in a two-book, comprehensive program designed to develop touch keyboarding skills and formatting proficiency. The first units concentrate on development and improvement of touch keyboarding skills. The alphabetic and numeric keys are introduced simultaneously. Subsequent units focus on formatting production work, such as letters, reports, tabulations, resumes and letters of application. Content is very appropriate for a Canadian office situation, providing students with opportunities to solve problems and make decisions. Exercises are presented in handwritten and rough draft style, as well as typeset form. A variety of relevant and interesting activities are provided. The accompanying teacher's manual provides teaching suggestions, blackline masters, tests, keys, and a glossary. Includes a table of contents and index.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 4, 7
Other Uses: Middle Years Keyboarding
A Mastery Approach to WordPerfect Version 5.1 (Print-Non-Fiction). Rutkosky, Nita Hewitt. Paradigm (IRW), 1991. 584 p. ISBN 1-56118-082-3 ($51.00 pbk.)
A Mastery Approach to WordPerfect Version 5.1 provides comprehensive instruction for teaching all of the commands and functions of WordPerfect 5.1. Each chapter presents a concept, gives explanations and examples, includes study guides and provides performance-based computer exercises. It includes two new levels of exercises--one requires students to make job-related decisions, the other contains office simulations based on a culmination of techniques learned throughout the book. Instructions are included for using WordPerfect with a mouse. The reference is coil-bound and printed on upgraded newsprint in order to keep costs reasonable.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference-Modules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12
Meet the Press (Video). (Communications 2001). SaskMedia (MHP), 1980. 58 min. Dup. order no. V934
This is a presentation by Will Chabun of the Regina Leader Post. The program discusses how to prepare for interviews and how to handle "off the cuff" questions from journalists. It provides an overview of the media in Saskatchewan.
Suggested Use: Module 2, 3, 13
Other Uses: Career Education, Work Experience, Accounting
Microcomputer Formatting (Print-Non-Fiction). Sherron, Jo Ann and Ronald H. Sherron. Paradigm (IRW), 1990. 160 p. ISBN 0-574-20910-7 ($37.50 coil-bound)
This easelbacked resource teaches formatting skills on the microcomputer. It includes material for straight-copy skill building and for formatting correspondence, tables, reports and for computer applications. The program is self-paced.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference-Modules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10
Microsoft Word (Print-Non-Fiction). Thomas, Richard. (Step by Step Series). Stanley Thornes (CCP), 1992. 76 p. ISBN 0-7487-1393-X ($16.40 pbk.)
This British softcovered resource could be used as a quick reference or a complete teaching guide. It features eight one-hour sequential lessons that teach the basics of Microsoft Word. The easy-to-read text is illustrated with numerous screen displays. Clear objectives are stated and followed through with relevant examples and further practice. Tests follow each lesson, and further practice exercises on each application follow the main aspects of the work covered in the lessons. One chapter introduces the mouse. A summary of additional features concludes the resource.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 4, 5, 9, 10
Microsoft Works for Beginners: for IBM/PC and Compatibles (Print-Non-Fiction). Schuchardt, M. (The Abacus Beginner's Series). Abacus: A Data Becker Book (ABU), 1989. 202 p. Limited Stock. ISBN 1-55755-063-8 ($18.95 U.S. pbk.)
This compact handbook presents a basic yet thorough introduction to Microsoft Works. It details installation, provides a comprehensive overview of each module and contains simple, practical examples. Easy to read and follow.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference- Modules 1, 4, 5, 9
Microsoft Works on the IBM PC Release 2.0 (Print-Non-Fiction). O'Leary, Timothy J., et al. McGraw-Hill (MHR), 1991. 400 p. ISBN 0-07-048807-X ($22.95 hdc.)
This comprehensive teacher reference explores the following topics: Exploring Works, Word Processing, Creating and Formatting a Document, Refining Documents, Electronic Spreadsheets, Charts, Databases, Reports, and the Integration of Works. Several Works labs provide the student with practical skills using the Microsoft Works 2.0 software program.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference- Modules 1, 4, 5, 9
More About the Inside Story (Video). (Access Academy for Microcomputers). Alberta Educational (MHP), 1983. 44 min. Dup. order no. V2185
This program gives a detailed look at the workings of the microcomputer including the memory and the microprocessor. It shows the two ways in which electronic circuits can be made to represent numbers, the analog and binary methods. The videotape is tailored to meet the needs of students, teachers, professionals and business persons. Viewers should have access to a microcomputer.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3
Other Uses: Computer Science
More Data Processing Applications (Print-Non- Fiction). Dvorchik, Sheila and Lesley Wasylenski. Copp Clark Pitman (CCP), 1992. 360 p. ISBN 0-7730-5095-7 ($29.95 coil-bound)
This resource outlines and encourages use of critical thinking skills using 10 generic simulation-based questions. Realistic, practical problems use word processing, database, and spreadsheet applications. Activities are generic, and may be used with any software or hardware. This resource is current, interesting and accurately reflects business applications and job preparation skills. It features instruction in mail merge, desktop publishing, telecommunications, and use of macros. It uses an integrated software approach when possible but suggestions are included for software packages that could be substituted with similar results.
Suggested Use: Modules 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
MS-DOS Training Guide (Print-Non-Fiction). Mould, Clifford. Copp Clark Pitman (CCP), 1990. 124 p. ISBN 0-273-03172-4 ($18.80 pbk.)
The purpose of this British guide is to familiarize the user with MS-DOS, the most commonly used disk operating system for personal computers. After practicing the activities provided, users should be able to use the basic internal DOS commands to format disks, perform routine backups and create DOS programs. Carefully structured instructions, tasks and exercises reinforce learning. The resource is a jargon-free, self-paced guide or a group instruction manual.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference
Nelson Canada Young Writer's Handbook (Print-Non-Fiction). Glatthorn, Allan A. and Willa Spicer. Nelson Canada (BB), 1990. 136 p. Order no. BB 6133 ($4.95 pbk.)
This compact, economical resource is a valuable aid to effective and grammatically correct composition. It contains an accessible vocabulary, thorough indexing and an alphabetical arrangement of topics. It discusses block form of letters, abbreviations, active and passive voice, capitalization, parts of speech, punctuation in dialogue, spelling rules and demons, verb tense, and a list of words commonly confused.
Suggested Use: Teacher/Student Reference
Other Uses: English Language Arts
The 1991 What Colour Is Your Parachute? A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters & Career- Changers (Print-Non-Fiction). Bolles, Richard Nelson. Ten Speed (PGW), 1991. 425 p. ISBN 0-89815-385-9 ($20.50 pbk.)
Published annually for the last 20 years, this resource reflects the current job market situation in North America. The book is a self-help career resource that is engagingly written, with numerous graphics, charts and cartoons. The material presented is current, informative, and interestingly written in an easy conversational style. Topics covered are: The Way The Job-Hunt Is, How You Can Make It Better Still: A Systematic Approach To Job-Hunting & Career Change, For Further Help. Approximately half of the book is appendices with such topics as: The Quick Job-Hunting Map, Special Problems in the Job-Hunt, Career Counsellors and Other Resources, Job-Hunting Tips for the So-called "Handicapped" Or People Who Have Disabilities, and How To Find Your Mission in Life. Index.
Suggested Use: Module 1, 2, 3, 13
Other Uses: Work Experience, Career Education
The 90 Minute Resume: For Job Hunters Who Want Top-Notch Results - Fast (Print-Non-Fiction). Schmidt, Peggy. Peterson's Guides (MON), 1990. 86 p. ISBN 0-87866-997-3 ($12.95 pbk.)
Author Peggy Schmidt uses the "interview approach" to create a resume that is fast, easy and even fun to write in an hour and a half. The idea is that by role playing as an interviewer and a job hunter, the prospective employee gleans valuable information about types of information that should be included in a resume. This relevant data is then ready to be organized into a functional analytical resume.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference-Module 1, 2, 3, 13
Other Uses: Career Education, Work Experience, Accounting
Notes on Desktop Design: Using the Macintosh Computer as a Graphic Design and Production Tool (Print-Non-Fiction). Lamar, Laura. Crisp (RAI), 1990. 105 p. ISBN 1-56052-001-9 ($11.95 pbk.)
This book presents Macintosh-specific desktop publishing information--history, jargon, hardware, software, word processing, graphics, layout, fonts and printing. Very brief topics provide basic information only, and are easy to read for the novice Macintosh user.
Suggested Use: Module 12
Office Automation (Video). (The New Literacy). Vidtronics (MHP), 1989. 29 min. Dup. order no. V2769
This program identifies the need for office automation and explains what word processing is. It also describes some techniques and equipment used for this purpose.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3
Other Uses: Business Education
Office Information Systems: Concepts and Applications. 3rd ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). O'Neil, Sharon Lund. Glencoe/McGraw-Hill (MMC), 1990. 121 p. ISBN 0-07-047819-8 ($45.83 hdc.) Instructor's Manual-ISBN 0-07-047819-8 ($13.00 pbk.)
This very comprehensive resource provides a practical approach to technological changes in the office environment. For full-semester courses, the resource provides in-depth knowledge of word processing (cycle, equipment, office organization, employees, job seeking and careers) as well as information systems (records management, reprographics, and distribution/communication). The information on microcomputers includes software and uses. Word processing, spreadsheet, database, graphics, desktop publishing, and other software are explained and illustrated.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference-Modules 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12
Omega Desktop, Inc.: A Desktop Publishing Simulation (Print-Non-Fiction). Boyce, Betty L., Mary S. Auvil and Patricia D. Whitman. South-Western (NEL), 1991. 243 p. ISBN 0-538-60535-9 ($24.95 pbk.). Teacher's Manual- ISBN 0-538-60543-X ($5.95 pbk.)
This generic American text-workbook is for beginning courses where no previous knowledge of desktop publishing skills exist. Fundamental skills are taught and practiced in a realistic business environment. This simulation can be used with any desktop publishing software and the completion time is 30 hours.
Suggested Use: Module 12
Other Uses: Graphic Arts
On-the-Job Filing: Classifying, Storing, Retrieving (Practice Set). Laker, Eileen. Copp Clark Pitman (CCP), 1990. ISBN 0-7730-49916 ($15.96). Teacher's Manual-ISBN 0-7730-49908 ($12.76 pbk.)
This hands-on Canadian practice set offers opportunities for students to practice manual filing. It uses updated filing rules from the Canadian ARMA (Association of Records Managers and Administrators). The package consists of collapsible filing box, miniature guides and hanging file folders, sets of cards, correspondence and forms to be filed. Alphabetic, geographic, numeric, alpha-numeric and subject filing systems are introduced. Review questions are interspersed throughout. Rules are summarized and a glossary contains key terminology.
Suggested Use: Modules 2, 6, 8
The Only 250 Letters and Memos Managers Will Ever Need (Print-Non-Fiction). Tepper, Ron. John Wiley and Sons (WIL), 1990. 278 p. ISBN 0-471-52459-X ($83.95 hdc.)
This supplemental resource gives numerous examples and models of effective business correspondence. Sample letters and memos for various business purposes are presented for the reader's perusal. As a guide it shows concrete examples of tone, style, length and appropriate word choice.
Suggested Use: Modules 2, 3, 11
Other Uses: English Language Arts, Work Experience, Career Education
Operating Systems (Video). (The New Literacy). Vidtronics (MHP), 1989. 29 min. Dup. order no. V2765
This program reviews what software is and why it is needed in a computer system, distinguishing between system and application software. It also describes some of the functions that system software performs.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3
Other Uses: Computer Science
Organizational Conflict (Video). (The Business of Management). Corp. for Community College TV (MHP), 1982. 29 min. Dup. order no. V3612
This program explores ways to effectively manage organizational conflict so that the results can be beneficial both for the individuals or groups involved, and for the organization as a whole.
Suggested Use: Module 3
Other Uses: Entrepreneurship, Business Education
PageMaker 4: An Easy Desk Reference (Print-Non-Fiction). Williams, Robin. Peachpit (CCP), 1991. 762 p. ISBN 0-938151-28-2 ($30.36 pbk.)
A unique three-column format simplifies the use of this compact reference book. Column 1 defines the problem, column 2 gives step-by-step hints and solutions, and column 3 provides additional tips and tricks. Extensively cross-referenced, this volume represents a vital reference for PageMaker users. Table of contents, numerous appendices, abundantly illustrated with dialogue boxes and diagrams.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference-Module 12
The Paradigm Guide to English Essentials (Print-Non-Fiction). Condon, Gregg A. and Frank J. C. Andera. Paradigm (IRW), 1991. 101 p. ISBN 1-561180-36-X ($16.00 pbk.). ISBN 1-561180-37-8 ($10.75 pbk.)
This guide and accompanying worksheets provide reference material and practice exercises to master critical grammar and usage problems in business writing. The instructor's guide contains supplementary information, teaching suggestions, answer keys, and quizzes.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference- Modules 1, 2, 3, 11
PC Learning Lab Teaches WordPerfect 5.1 (Print-Non-Fiction). Kulik, Robert Nichols. Ziff-Davis (CCP), 1992. 287 p. ISBN 1-56276-032-7 ($25.56 spiral-bound)
PC Learning Labs Teaches WordPerfect 5.1 is a readable beginner's guide to creating good business or personal documents using WordPerfect 5.1. Comprehensive up to intermediate use, this resource features ample document examples, short related usage descriptions and general summaries of each chapter. American.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 10
Pediatric Associates, P.C. : The Medical Secretary. An Office Job Simulation. 2nd ed. (Practice Set). Humphrey, Doris D. South-Western (NEL), 1988. ISBN 0-538-25870-5 ($28.95)
This American office job simulation represents four days in the work life of a medical secretary. Realistic experiences typical of tasks performed by a medical secretary are presented in four work packets. Explicit instructions for each four to five hour simulation allow for individual pacing and learning. The package could be used with groups or individuals. The package contains a teacher's manual, source document packets, organizational folders, supplies pad, and patient change slips. Based on the American hospital scene, the content may need to be adapted to accommodate Canadian scenarios. An optional component is a dictation and transcription audiocassette tape with 11 simulations.
Suggested Use: Modules 3, 6, 7, 10
People to People: The Business of Communicating (Print-Non-Fiction). Lowry, MaryAnn, Patricia O'Connor and Mary Ellen Smith. Copp Clark Pitman (CCP), 1987. 546 p. ISBN 0-7730-4640-2 ($27.95 hdc.). Teacher's Manual-ISBN 0-7730-4720-4 ($55.50 hdc.)
This comprehensive resource integrates communication topics--reading, writing, thinking, listening, and speaking--into a flexible modular approach. The emphasis is on effective language usage in the workplace. Topical relevant activities promote problem-solving and decision-making skills. The teacher's manual contains supplementary activities, blackline masters and teaching suggestions.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3
Personal Computing (Video). (The New Literacy). Vidtronics (MHP), 1989. 29 min. Dup. order no. V2759
This program shows the uses of microcomputers in the electronic data processing spectrum, emphasizing the uses for which they are particularly suitable.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3, 5
Personality Development for Work. 6th ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Wallace, Harold R. and L. Ann Masters. South-Western (NEL), 1989. 230 p. ISBN 0-538-11430-4 ($27.95 pbk.). Teacher's Manual-ISBN 0-538-27354-2 ($6.95 pbk.)
This resource focuses on the personality factors essential in the workplace. Topics covered include self-esteem, work productivity, conflict and stress management, communication skills, and ethical behaviour in the workplace.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference
Other Uses: Work Experience
Pitman Office Handbook. 2nd ed. (Print-Non- Fiction). Smith, Pat and Pamela Hay-Ellis. Copp Clark Pitman (BB), 1988. 506 p. Order no. BB 1175 ($25.00 coil-bound). Activity Guide-Order no. BB 1179 ($70.00 three-hole punched)
This Canadian spiral-bound, softcover handbook is written clearly and in point form with "how to" instructions and illustrations. It contains updated information on desktop publishing, electronic mail, word and information processing, integrated office automation, and records management. Interpersonal skills, social skills and office etiquette are covered, as are correct grammar and punctuation. Various styles of letters, memos, tables and charts are presented. The handbook is cross-referenced and features a two-colour index. The accompanying activity guide contains blackline masters, an answer key, teaching objectives and activities.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12
The Planning Environment (Video). (The Business of Management). Corp. for Community College TV (MHP), 1982. 28 min. Dup. order no. V3602
Centralized and participatory approaches to successful planning are compared. Techniques for putting planning information to work are examined.
Suggested Use: Modules 3, 11
Other Uses: Business Education, Entrepreneurship
Poise and the Art of Job Interviewing: Tactics and Techniques (Video). Bennu/Omega (OME), 1987. 30 min. Order no. 90301 ($76.00)
Live action and computer graphics show samples of good job interviewing techniques. For entry-level job seekers, it covers such basics as eye contact, handshakes, and articulation hints. It shows positive strategies to relieve tension. Sample interview questions are presented in this companion videotape to Preparing for the Job Interview.
Suggested Use: Modules 3, 6, 13
Practical Proofreading (Print-Non-Fiction). Vanstone, Kay. Copp Clark Pitman (CCP), 1985. 90 p. ISBN 0-7730-4352-7 ($12.76 pbk.)
This resource features a comprehensive package of articles that allow students to practice proofreading skills: reading for meaning, checking facts, spacing and alignment, deletions, insertions, transposition, punctuation and use of capitals. Exercises are progressive.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3
Preparing for the Job Interview: Resume/ Research/Appearance (Video). Bennu/ Omega (OME), 1987. 28 min. Order no. 60669 ($76.00)
This companion videotape to Poise and the Art of Job Interviewing combines live action and computer graphics to demonstrate proper procedures for resume writing, researching the company with which you have been granted an interview, and appropriate appearance for the interview itself.
Suggested Use: Modules 3, 6, 13
Preparing for Your Interview (Print-Non-Fiction). Berk, Diane. (The Fifty-Minute Series). Crisp (RAI), 1990. 62 p. ISBN 1-56052-033-7 ($11.95 pbk.)
Preparing for Your Interview is a concise, readable resource with checklists, practical exercises and appropriate sketches. The resource presents a logical, step-by-step approach to the interviewing process and covers such topics as body language, references, nepotism, legalities and negotiating salary and benefits.
Suggested Use: Modules 3, 6, 13
Problem Solving and Program Design (Video). (The New Literacy). Vidtronics (MHP), 1989. 29 min. Dup. order no. V2762
This program shows how to carry out the steps necessary to use the computer as a problem solving tool.
Suggested Use: Modules 2, 3, 8, 9
Other Uses: Computer Science
Producing Business Documents: Integrated Projects and In-Baskets (Practice Set). Mitchell, William M., K. A. Mach and James E. La Barre. Paradigm (IRW), 1992. ISBN 1-56118-361-X ($27.50). Teacher's Guide-ISBN 1-56118-362-8 ($10.75 pbk.)
This practice set consists of seven simulations, each contained in a separate booklet. Exercises require students to develop decision-making and priorizing skills as they produce business documents. Any word processing software may be used to do the integrated projects and advanced-level exercises.
Suggested Use: Teacher Reference- Modules 2, 3, 7, 9, 10
Putting Data In (Video). (The New Literacy). Vidtronics (MHP), 1989. 29 min. Dup. order no. V2753
This program states that the computer is a tool that processes data and that it is the user's applications that determine where and how that data is entered into the computer.
Suggested Use: Modules 1, 2, 3, 8, 9