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Suggestions For Using The Index All entries have the title, author(s), journal, (volume and number if applicable), inclusive pages, month, and year. An explanation of the abbreviations for the names of the indexed publications is shown in the "Publications Indexed" section in the back of this Index. Other commonly used abbreviations are: Key to Abbreviations August Mr March April My May December Nov November edition No. number February Oct October January Sep September July Vol. volume Subject Entries Subjects are arranged in alphabetical order by main category and then subcategories. Main categories will contain miscellaneous entries related to that topic; subcategories will contain more specific entries. Each article is indexed under at least one and no more than four subjects. The following list shows the subjects and the page number on which the entries begin. Major category headings are in bold. 1996 Subject List Basic Business Curriculum Accounting Colleges and Universities Consumer Awareness Elementary Economics......... Graduate Entrepreneurship/ Junior High/Middle School Small Business Postsecondary/Community College .... Secondary/High School Management Document Design and Production Marketing Graphics Keyboarding Communications. Page Design Business English Reprographics Collaboration Typography Court Reporting ford Processing Electronic Multicultural General Educational Issues Presentations Administration . spesking Guidance and Counseling riting International Education Standards Suggestions For Using The Index All entries have the title, author(s), journal, (volume and number if applicable), inclusive pages, month, and year. An explanation of the abbreviations for the names of the indexed publications is shown in the "Publications Indexed" section in the back of this Index. Other commonly used abbreviations are: Key to Abbreviations August Mr March April My May December Nov November edition No. number February Oct October January Sep September July Vol. volume Subject Entries Subjects are arranged in alphabetical order by main category and then subcategories. Main categories will contain miscellaneous entries related to that topic; subcategories will contain more specific entries. Each article is indexed under at least one and no more than four subjects. The following list shows the subjects and the page number on which the entries begin. Major category headings are in bold. 1996 Subject List Basic Business Curriculum Accounting Colleges and Universities Consumer Awareness Elementary Economics......... Graduate Entrepreneurship/ Junior High/Middle School Small Business Postsecondary/Community College .... Secondary/High School Management Document Design and Production Marketing Graphics Keyboarding Communications. Page Design Business English Reprographics Collaboration Typography Court Reporting ford Processing Electronic Multicultural General Educational Issues Presentations Administration . spesking Guidance and Counseling riting International Education Standards Information Systems Research Methodology/Issues Data Security Database Management Teaching Issues Decision Support Systems Classroom Management Electronic Imaging Diverse Populations End-user Computing Instructional Technology Expert Systems Student Organizations Hardware Student Recruitment Teacher Preparation Optical Disk Teacher Performance Records Management Testing and Evaluation Software — Strategies Adult Learners Office Management........ Business Education. Equipment and Supplies Cooperative Education Ergonomics and Global/Cultural Awareness acility Management Technology Education Mail Management Vocational Education Support Staff Training and Development Personnel Issues Instructional Design Diversity Performance Improvement Ethics and Law . Program Evaluation Occupational Information Workplace Impact Performance Evaluation 8 Professional Development Temporary Staffing Work Behavior Author Entries An author listing in alphabetical order follows the subject section. For two author entries, each author is listed first one time. For three or more authors, the term "et al." follows the author name; each author is listed first one time. Thoughts From the Editors As you may have noticed, over the last few years the subjects and journals listed in the Business Education Index have changed. Each year, we revise the subject list and review the journal offerings to reflect the current literature and readings in business education. We as business educators embrace the changes in our profession and believe that the Jndex supports this growth.