Is Shorthand Dead, Terminally Ill, or Just Ailing?.

Schindler, Irene

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Publication Date: 1984

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Is Shorthand Dead, Terminally Ill, or Just Ailing?

Schindler, Irene

Business Education Forum, v38 n8 p3-7 Apr-May 1984

Shorthand is threatened by office automation and by students who have neither the time nor inclination to spend two years learning symbolic shorthand. However, there is a positive movement to adopt alphabetic shorthand for occupational and personal use. (JOW)

Descriptors: Business Education, Curriculum Development, Educational Benefits, Educational Trends, Shorthand

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