Table of Contents

Business Education Forum, Volume 53, Numbers 1-4, 1998-1999

• New Etiquette for Evolving Technologies E-Mail and Voice Mail Effectively By Susan Okula 88
• This We Believe Aboutthe Role of Standards for Business Education Policy Statement 62 2222
• This We Believe About the Relationship Between Business Education and Students Transition to Work Policy Statement 63 2424
• Using Selected Economic Principles to Assess Hardware and Software Markets By Jeffrey J Johnson and Dennis J LaBonty 2626
• The Importance ofSubtextual Impression Management and Business Faculty by Lillian H Cheney and Julie A Lyden 3030
• Understanding the Complexities of Selecting an Official Company Language By James Calvert Scott 3434
• Who Should Teach Keyboarding and When Should It Be Taught?By Margaret J Erthal 3838
• The Marketing Education Technology Bundle By Kenneth E Hoffman 4040
• Observation: Key to Successful Classroom Management By Paula D Ladd and Ralph Ruby, Jr 4242
• The Status of Business Education in the Southern Resion By Mary Alice Griffin, Randy McElvey, and Donnie McGahee 4444
• The Millennium Bug: Exercises for Exploring the Y2K Problem in Business Education Classrooms By Jo Ann Oravec 4646
• Teaching Interpersonal SkillsThrough Group Activitie By Linda G McGrew and Stephen D Lewis 5050
• Customer Service New Tools for a Timeless Idea By Susan Okula 7676
• Fostering the Entrepreneurial Spirit: Integrating the Business Community Into the Classroom By Allen D Truell, Linda Webster, and Conda Davidson 9898
• Popular Misconceptions About Business Communications By Joe M Pullis, Thomas L Means, and Gene H Johnson 100100
• The Importance of an International Marketing Glass By Kenneth J Kaser 102102
• A New Method of Building Key boarding Speed on the Computer By Walter M Sharp 104104
• What Are Marketing Teachers and Principals Saying About Block Schedules?By John A Swope, Robert L Fritz, and L Keith Goins 106106
• Strategies for Managing Software Upgrades By Dorothy L R Jones 108108
• Teaching the NewBasic Skills By Charlotte Coomer 112112
• Voice Recognition Software By Marie E Flatley 114114
• Teaching Computer Applications to Nontraditional Students By Ratna Sinha 116116
• Going the Distance: A New Avenue for Learning By Susan Okula 145145
• Teaching Business Ethics in Accounting Glasses By Jill M D'Aquila 158158
• Small Group Activities for Introductory Business Classes By George Mundrake 160160
• Small Business in the Global Marketplace By Robert A Ristau 166166
• Updating the Report Writing Course By Nelda Spinks and Barron Wells 168168
• Training Czech Teachers in the Use of Critical Thinking Skills in the Classroom By Rhonda Morgan and Diane Crosley 170170
• Ten Steps to Successful Keyboardiug lustruction By Jon Schade 174174
• Teaching Experiments: A Classroom Primer By Noelwah R Netusil and Michael J Haupert 178178
• Using Spreadsheet Programs to Create Standardized Electronic Forms By Ann M Douglas 182182
• Promoting Business Education Through Freshman Seminars By Vincent W Smith 186186
• The Coming Crisis: A Shortage of Business Educators By Susan Okula 204204
• The Role of Administrative Office Support Personnel in OfficeTechnology Training By Carolee Sormunen and Mary Ellen Adams 212212
• Competencies Required for Successful Business Education Internships By Ginny Richerson and Randy L Joyner 220220
• Federal Workplace Laws: Are Business Work Experience Programs in Compliance? By Martha H Rader and Linda A Kurth 224224
• Presentation Skills in the Digital Age By Jean Mausehund and R Neil Dortch 244244
• A Survey of International Business Activity in a Rural Region By Lila D Waldman 247247
• Updating Keyboard Drills for the Computer By Wylma C Skean 250250
• An Anaylsis of Whistle-Blowers andTheir Iinpact on Marketing Practices By Paul L Storkey and D Cameron Montgomery 253253
• Using Cross-Listed Courses to Provide Students Leadership and Team Player Experience By Steven R Cox and Dianne M Roden 257257
• Desktop Publishing: Relevant Assignments Mean Better Results By Sondra Ostheimer 260260
• Recruuitment Strategies to Boost Enrollment in Business Programs By L Francis Liddell 263263