A method for rating achievement, cataloging performance, and computerizing this data is presented. (JB)

The three major services offered by a college or university computing center are in the areas of instructional applications, student accounting, and administrative or financial accounting. Understanding the services will enable business education teachers to utilize the services more fully. (AG)

A pilot study using computer-assisted reporting techniques yielded positive responses from students and parents alike -- and found the costs moderate. (Editor)

Discusses the report Inventory of Computers in U.S. Higher Education 1969-70'' by John W. Hamblin. (PG)

Briefly explains the concept of resource units and their application to the dual tasks of determining specific objectives for a lesson and of selecting appropriate resource materilas." (Author/AA)

The author describes a computer-based Instructional Management System...designed to aid teachers in managing their regular classroom instruction" by monitoring every student's performance on behaviorally defined learning objectives. (Author/AK)

Reviews the value of management games and simulations as teaching vehicles. (Author/RA)

Reports the result of six months of intensive analysis of the present registration system and possible alternative systems at the University of Minnesota. A telephone registration system, to operate in conjunction with an inperson, online registration, was proposed to increase total system capabilities. (JF)

The purpose of this article is to acquaint business and data processing managers with areas of vulnerability of information systems and to present a security system framework upon which an organization may build and develop to suit its individual needs." Given the turmoil on college campuses, this article is particularly relevant for education.…

Article includes a list of computerized college selection organizations along with addresses and other pertinent information about each company. (AP)