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Century 21® Digital Information Management, Lessons 1-145 International Edition [Kõva köide]

(University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire), (North Carolina State University), (Robert Morris University, Coraopolis, PA)
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Cycle 1 Intermediate Personal, Academic, And Business Information Management Skills
Assessing Basic Computer Skills
2(3)
Unit 1 Managing Digital Information
5(41)
1 Computers in the 21st Century
5(8)
2 Exploring Your Computer
13(5)
3 Maintaining a System
18(3)
4 Keeping Resources Secure
21(6)
5 Improving Internet Skills
27(6)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
33(1)
6 Working in the Cloud
33(13)
Academic and Career Connections
39(1)
Capitalization, Composition, Math Skills
39(1)
Introducing Career Clusters
40(1)
The Winning Edge
41(1)
School and Community
41(1)
Assessing Basic Word Processing Skills
42(4)
Unit 2 Communicating Clearly
46(33)
21st Century Skills: Digital Citizenship and Ethics
49(3)
7 Memos
52(4)
8 Tracking Changes
56(4)
21st Century Skills: Initiative and Self-Direction
59(1)
9 Block Format Letters
60(4)
10 Communicating Clearly with Letters
64(3)
11 Modified Block Format Letters with Additional Letter Features
67(2)
12 Additional Letter and Memo Features
69(2)
13 Multiple-Page Letters and Memos
71(2)
14 Memo and Letter Applications
73(6)
Academic and Career Connections
76(1)
Terminal Punctuation, Listening, Math Skills
76(1)
Career Clusters
77(1)
The Winning Edge
78(1)
School and Community
78(1)
Unit 3 Analyzing Table Information
79(25)
15 Table Tabs, Indentations, and Lists
81(4)
16 Tables to Text and Text to Tables
85(3)
17 Tables with Repeated Headings
88(3)
18 Table Calculations
91(4)
21st Century Skills: Access and Evaluate Information
94(1)
19 Table Applications and Analysis
95(9)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
96(3)
Academic and Career Connections
99(1)
Commas, Reading, Math Skills
99(1)
Career Clusters
100(1)
The Winning Edge
101(1)
School and Community
101(1)
Assessing Basic Spreadsheet Skills
102(2)
Unit 4 Using Spreadsheets to Make Economic Choices
104(34)
20 Format Cells and Columns
106(4)
21 Worksheet Views, Page Setup, and Print
110(5)
22 Proofread and Print Settings
115(3)
23 Formatting and Worksheet Skills
118(4)
24 Freeze, Hide, Zoom, Print Titles, and Sort
122(3)
25 Charts, PDF Files, and Sparklines
125(4)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
128(1)
26 Spreadsheet Applications
129(9)
21st Century Skills: Communicate Clearly
131(1)
CorporateView 1
132(1)
Academic and Career Connections
133(1)
Number Expression, Speaking, Science
133(1)
Career Clusters
134(1)
The Winning Edge
135(1)
School and Community
135(1)
Assessing Basic Database Skills
136(2)
Unit 5 Data Mining and Analyzing Records
138(35)
27 Data Mining and Analysis Using Queries
142(7)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
142(7)
28 Data Mining and Analysis Using Computed Fields
149(2)
21st Century Skills: Use and Manage Information
150(1)
29 Creating Forms for Data Analysis
151(4)
30 Creating Reports for Data Analysis
155(5)
31 Using a Database to Create a Mail Merge
160(4)
32 Database Applications
164(9)
Academic and Career Connections
168(1)
Quotation Marks, Italics, Composition, Math Skills
168(1)
Career Clusters
169(1)
The Winning Edge
170(1)
School and Community
170(1)
Assessing Basic Presentation Skills
171(2)
Unit 6 Building Effective Presentations
173(33)
33 Build Slide Show Presentations with Screen Clippings
178(4)
34 Build Slide Show Presentations with Graphics, Animations, and Transitions
182(6)
21st Century Skills: Information, Communications, and Technology (ICT) Literacy
186(2)
35 Build Slide Show Presentations with Sound
188(3)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
190(1)
36 Use Pen, Highlighter, and Shortcuts to Deliver an Effective Presentation
191(4)
37 Deliver an Effective Presentation
195(1)
38 Apply What You Have Learned
196(10)
Corporate View 2
198(3)
Academic and Career Connections
201(1)
Other Internal Punctuation, Listening, Math Skills
201(1)
Career Clusters
202(1)
The Winning Edge
203(1)
School and Community
203(1)
Skill Builder 1
204(2)
Unit 7 Real World Application I
206(12)
39-43 "HOOPS I" Jobs 1--13
208(10)
Unit 8 Creating Effective Reports
218(22)
44 Report with Textual Citations
222(3)
45-46 Report with Footnotes
225(4)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
225(4)
47-48 Collaborative Report with Footnotes
229(3)
49 Two-Column Report with Pictures
232(2)
50 Report Applications
234(6)
Academic and Career Connections
237(1)
Abbreviations, Reading, Markups and Discounts
237(1)
Career Clusters
238(1)
The Winning Edge
239(1)
School and Community
239(1)
Unit 9 Using Design to Enhance Communication
240(23)
51 Agendas and Meeting Minutes
242(4)
52 News Releases
246(3)
21st Century Skills: Make Judgments and Decisions
248(1)
53 Itineraries and Invitations
249(2)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
250(1)
54 Purchase Orders, Invoices, Thank You Cards, and Certificates
251(2)
55 Business Documents Applications
253(10)
Academic and Career Connections
258(1)
Sentence Types, Speaking, Probability
258(1)
Career Clusters
259(1)
The Winning Edge
259(1)
School and Community
260(1)
Assessing Basic Personal Information Management (PIM) Skills
261(2)
Unit 10 Managing Communications and Schedules
263(26)
56 Manage Contact Lists
269(3)
57 Create and Edit Contact Groups
272(2)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
273(1)
58 Organize and Manage Emails
274(2)
21st Century Skills: Productivity and Accountability
275(1)
59 Manage Emails by Rules
276(2)
60 Schedule Meetings with Calendars
278(2)
61 Share and Print Calendars
280(9)
CorporateView 3
283(3)
Academic and Career Connections
286(1)
Subject-Verb Agreement, Composition, Math Skills
286(1)
Career Clusters
287(1)
The Winning Edge
288(1)
School and Community
288(1)
Unit 11 Creating Websites
289(20)
62 Word and Excel Web Pages
291(4)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
293(2)
63 Web Page Tables, Graphics, and Pictures
295(4)
21st Century Skills: Creativity and Innovation
297(2)
64 Web Page Hyperlinks and Bookmarks
299(5)
65-66 Web Construction
304(3)
Academic and Career Connections
306(1)
Pronoun Agreement, Listening, Geography
306(1)
1 Career Clusters
307(2)
The Winning Edge
308(1)
School and Community
308(1)
Unit 12 Becoming a Successful Digital Citizen
309(16)
67 Digital Etiquette and Well-Being
309(3)
68 Digital Communications
312(3)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
314(1)
69 Digital Law
315(2)
21st Century Skills: Use and Manage Information
316(1)
70 Security Risks and Precautions
317(3)
71 Digital Commerce
320(5)
Academic and Career Connections
322(1)
Spelling and Modifiers, Reading, Simple Interest
322(1)
Career Clusters
323(1)
The Winning Edge
324(1)
School and Community
324(1)
Unit 13 Real-World Applications II
325(16)
72-76 "HOOPS II" Jobs 14--25
326(15)
Skill Builder 2
339(2)
Unit 14 Assessing Intermediate Information Management Skills
341(15)
77 Input Skills, Correspondence, and Table Formatting Skills
341(4)
78 Spreadsheet and Database Skills
345(3)
79 Presentation Skills and Report Formatting Skills
348(3)
80 Special Document Formatting Skills, Personal Information Management
And Web Page Design Skills
351(5)
Cycle 2 Advanced Personal, Academic, And Business Information Management Skills
Unit 15 Managing Written Communication
356(23)
81 Business and Personal-Business Letters and Memos
357(3)
82 Mail Merge and Data Source Files
360(5)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
361(4)
83 Main Document Files and Mail Merge
365(2)
84 Mail Merge Management Skills
367(2)
85 Mail Merge and Envelopes, Labels, and Directories
369(3)
21st Century Skills: Collaborate with Others
371(1)
86 Mail Merge Applications
372(7)
CorporateView 4
375(1)
Academic and Career Connections
376(1)
Semicolons, Composition, Measures of Central Tendency
376(1)
Career Clusters
377(1)
The Winning Edge
378(1)
School and Community
378(1)
Unit 16 Preparing and Analyzing Financial Documents
379(26)
87 Cell References
380(3)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
383(1)
88 "What If" Questions, IF Function, and Formatting
383(5)
21st Century Skills: Financial Literacy
387(1)
89 Integrating Worksheet and Word Processing Documents
388(2)
90 Integrating Worksheet and Word Processing Documents
390(3)
91 Future Value and Present Value Functions
393(3)
92 Payment Function
396(3)
93 Spreadsheet Applications
399(6)
Academic and Career Connections
402(1)
Word Usage, Listening, Personal Finance
402(1)
Career Clusters
403(1)
The Winning Edge
404(1)
School and Community
404(1)
Unit 17 Using Design to Create Effective Business Documents
405(24)
94 Using Design to Create Newsletter Publications
407(3)
95 Using Design to Improve Newsletter Publications
410(3)
96 Using Design to Enhance Newsletter Publications
413(3)
97 Using Design to Create Charts and Advertisements
416(3)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
418(1)
98 Using Design to Create Business Documents
419(3)
99 Using Design to Create Booklets
422(2)
100 Applying Design to Create Business Publications
424(5)
Academic and Career Connections
426(1)
Proofreading, Speaking, History
426(1)
Career Clusters
427(1)
The Winning Edge
428(1)
School and Community
428(1)
Unit 18 Analyzing Information Efficiently and Effectively
429(31)
101 Data Mining and Analysis Using Computed Fields and Column Totals
431(5)
21st Century Skills: Civic Literacy
435(1)
102 Data Mining and Analysis Using Queries Created from Multiple Tables
436(3)
103 Using a Database to Create Form Letters, Envelopes, and Labels
439(3)
104 Creating Word Documents from Database Tables and Queries
442(3)
105 Creating Documents to Analyze Information Efficiently and Effectively
445(5)
106 Apply What You Have Learned
450(10)
CorporateView 5
453(1)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
454(1)
Academic and Career Connections
455(1)
Pronoun Case, Reading, Science
455(1)
Career Clusters
456(1)
The Winning Edge
457(1)
School and Community
457(1)
Skill Builder 3
458(2)
Unit 19 Real World Application III
460(10)
107-111 Central Valley Education Foundation
462(8)
Unit 20 Becoming an Entrepreneur
470(14)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
473(1)
112-117 Business Plan
474(10)
21st Century Skills: Entrepreneurial Literacy
481(1)
Academic and Career Connections
482(1)
Composition, Mental Math
482(1)
School and Community
482(1)
Career Clusters
483(1)
Unit 21 Enhancing Visuals to Communicate Effectively
484(22)
118 Reuse Slides and Combine Files
486(5)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
487(2)
21st Century Skills: Media Literacy
489(2)
119 Enhance Visuals with the Convert to SmartArt Feature
491(9)
120 Enhance Visuals with Advanced Transition and Animation Features
500(6)
Academic and Career Connections
504(1)
Speaking, Art
504(1)
School and Community
504(1)
Career Clusters
505(1)
Unit 22 Understanding Our World
506(25)
121 Thinking Globally
506(6)
122 Acting Locally
512(4)
21st Century Skills: Global Awareness
513(3)
123 Protecting Your Environment
516(6)
124 Exploring Today's Legal and Ethical Issues
522(4)
125 Evaluating Media Messages
526(5)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
528(1)
Academic and Career Connections
529(1)
Reading, Geography
529(1)
School and Community
529(1)
Career Clusters
530(1)
Unit 23 Preparing for the Workplace
531(19)
126 Preparing a Career Portfolio and Reference List
531(3)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
533(1)
127 Preparing Print Resumes
534(3)
21st Century Skills: Environmental Awareness
536(1)
128 Preparing Digital Resumes
537(2)
129 Preparing Employment Application Letters
539(1)
130 Preparing for the Personal Interview
540(3)
131 Preparing Application Forms and Post-interview Documents
543(7)
CorporateView 6
547(1)
Academic and Career Connections
548(1)
Speaking, History
548(1)
Career Clusters
549(1)
School and Community
549(1)
Unit 24 Being an Effective Employee
550(17)
132 Understanding Employer Expectations
550(6)
Digital Citizenship and Ethics
551(2)
21st Century Skills: Flexibility and Adaptability
553(3)
133 Establishing Yourself in a New Job
556(4)
134 Being Effective and Advancing Your Career
560(7)
Academic and Career Connections
565(1)
Composition, Art
565(1)
School and Community
565(1)
Career Clusters
566(1)
Unit 25 Real-World Applications IV
567(12)
135-141 Central Valley Education Foundation
568(11)
Skill Builder 4
576(3)
Unit 26 Assessing Advanced Information Management Skills
579(13)
142 Input and Mail Merge Skills
579(3)
143 Spreadsheet Skills and Column Document Formatting Skills
582(3)
144 Database and Report Formatting Skills
585(2)
145 Presentation and Input Skills
587(5)
Reference Guide 592
Glossary 1(1)
Index 1
Dr. Jack P. Hoggatt is Department Chair of the Department of Business Communications at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He has taught courses in Business Writing, Advanced Business Communications, and the communication component of the university's Master in Business Administration (MBA) program. Dr. Hoggatt has held offices in professional organizations and has received the Outstanding Post-Secondary Business Educator Award in Wisconsin. He has served as an advisor to local and state business organizations. Dr Hoggatt is involved with his community and the school activities of his children. Dr. Jon Shank is a retired Professor of Education (Emeritus) at Robert Morris University in Moon Township, Pennsylvania. Dr. Shank served as Dean, School of Applied Sciences and Education for more than 20 years before returning to the classroom. He taught keyboarding and word processing methods to undergraduate and graduate students seeking business education certification. Over the years, he has served in numerous leadership positions in business education professional associations, as a consultant to many school districts, and on many advisory committees for school districts and the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Dr. James R. Smith, Jr. is a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Department of Curriculum, Instruction and Counselor Education. He has held the positions of a secondary business and marketing teacher, North Carolina State Consultant for Business and Information Technology, and a local school system Career and Technical Education Administrator. Currently, he is the undergraduate and graduate program coordinator for the Business and Marketing Education teacher education program at NC State University. There he has led the development of online graduate courses for the master's program in business and marketing education. Dr. Smith has held offices in professional organizations and has received the Outstanding Leadership Award from the National Association of Supervisors of Business Education and the Outstanding Career and Technical Educator from the North Carolina Career and Technical Education Association--Business Education Division. In 2005, he was inducted into the North Carolina Business and Information Technology Education Hall of Fame.