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Losee, Robert M., Jr. – 1987
Designed to minimize information overload in telecommunications systems, the formal model developed in this paper predicts the usefulness of a message based on the available message features, and may be used to rank messages by expected importance or economic worth. The assumptions of binary and two Poisson independent probabilistic distributions…
Descriptors: Costs, Information Processing, Information Retrieval, Information Science
Henson, Linda; Sanders, Myrna – 1983
The purpose of phase I of a feasibility study was to provide information to serve as guidelines for implementation of telecommunications into the office technology curriculum at Jefferson College. Extensive research of available literature and interviews with users and vendors of telecommunications equipment provided the background necessary for…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Curriculum Development, Entry Workers, Feasibility Studies
Henson, Linda; Sanders, Myrna – 1984
Phase II of a feasibility study to gather information for implementing telecommunications into the office systems and technologies curriculum at Jefferson College began in January 1984. The objectives were to provide the instructional staff with the technical information needed to teach telecommunications and to explore the possibility of…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Curriculum Development, Feasibility Studies, Information Networks
Stavely, Homer – 1993
The revolution in digital communication is bringing about profound changes in the ways people live, learn, and work. Three topics that address these changes are discussed. First is a set of ideas about the nature of information and information processing. Second is an Australian National Framework for competence in language, literacy, and numeracy…
Descriptors: Change, Competence, Computer Literacy, Cultural Differences