Student Workbook
 To
All Educators/Students Interested/Involved in Virtual Enterprise:
It’s here! The first-ever printed material on Virtual Enterprise
has arrived. The workbook is entitled, Virtual
Enterprise: A Resource for Student Success in the Real and Virtual
World. The workbook was written by
me, Anthony Borgese, and is published by Kendall/Hunt.
The ISBN number is 0-7575-0839-1. You may order copies of the workbook
directly from the Kendall/Hunt
web site.
The workbook gives a history of Virtual Enterprise and describes
the VE global marketplace. There are chapters on Learning about
Virtual Enterprise and entrepreneurial education, such as VE start
up strategies. There are also chapters on what is to be expected
from faculty members and students within the Virtual Enterprise
program.
The workbook also covers applied learning and business skills including:
choosing and learning about a VE position and career development,
using office machines and interoffice communication, writing business
plans and participating in the various Virtual Enterprise events,
and more.
For students and educators who are sometimes unable to get up to
speed on this wonderful method of instruction, there are VE employee
task outlines, and tasks by department. There is also an easy to
understand VEC Banking software training and easy to follow financial
reports section. No more worrying about finding that non-math major
to take an accounting position!
Finally, there are exercises for all students and the forms they
need to be successful within VE. Activity Log Sheets, Skills Inventory
Forms, and the Employment Contract are available in one place. What’s
more is students can tear out their forms for processing within
the VE and then slip them right into their portfolios for grading!
So, what are you waiting for? Go to the Kendall/Hunt
web site to order this workbook and see how VE can
help you with your career education endeavors.
Thank you.
If you have any questions, please contact me directly at: professorborgese@aol.com.
Regards,
Professor Anthony Borgese
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