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Getting ahead in business requires creative thinking. The websites shown here offer insight into human relations, supervision and word processing practices.

	Anton/Petouhoff-Customer Relationship Management: The Bottom Line to Optimizing Your ROI, 2/e This website is designed to accompany the Anton/Petouhoff text, Customer Relationship Management, 2nd edition. It includes a variety of review questions for each chapter, a list of related web links, and a PowerPoint™presentation that supports the material in each chapter. This site is access code protected.

	Business Studies Web Site Robbins/DeCenzo - Supervision Today, 3/e DeCenzo/Silhanek - Human Relations, 2/e These websites support the texts Human Relations: Personal and Professional Development, Supervision Today, and Microsoft Word for Windows 95 Made Easy: Extended Course. Also included on this site are extensive links lists to human relations, supervision and word processing websites. This is a great on-line student resource.

	Chapman - Your Attitude is showing, 10e The companion website is a new addition to our Net Effect series. This is a great online student resource. It provides extra support for the classroom or alternative methods for home study that will help students as they develop clear, concise interpersonal skills. It will reinforce the balance between technical skills with human behavior. They will find greater on-the-job satisfaction, contribute to an organization's productivity, enjoy more successful careers, and lead satisfying lives.

	Chapman - Tutorial for the Supervisor's Survival Kit This is another companion website in our Net Effect series. This site provides additional information related to management and supervision in the modern workplace. The latest insights and applications in supervisory management, personal growth and team-oriented environments are reinforced.

	Cleaves - Business Mathematics, 5/e This website supports the text Business Mathematics, 5/e. For many persons whole numbers and decimals are used on a daily basis. Included on this site are techniques for beginning a systematic approach for problem solving. This is a great on-line student resource.

	Drafke - The Human Side of Organization, 8e This Prentice Hall site supports the instructional features of The Human Side of Organization, 8e providing students with complete practice tools for the analysis of organizational behavior. Objectives, Multiple Choice, True/False, and Essay Questions are excellent reinforcements to what is taught in the text.

	DuBrin - Human Relations for Career and Personal Success, 6e This is a great on-line student resource. Review chapter content using the Objectives as well as Multiple Choice, Fill-in-the-Blank, and True/False with hints. This resource will help students develop a clear, concise understanding of Human Relations.

	Ellison/Barry - Business English for the 21st Century, 2/e This website supports the text Business English for the 21st Century, 2/e. For college and business school courses in Business English and Composition. This comprehensive grammar book helps students develop a clear, concise writing style and serves as a reference for grammar and usage.

	Herskowitz - Wills, Trusts, and Estates, 1/E This exciting and easy-to-use Companion Website offers students a wealth of information. It is an extension to the text and to the class, and it is another way to learn about wills, trusts, and estates! Students will be able to review key topics through the chapter objectives, the useful Internet links, and the true/false, multiple choice, and essay questions.

	Luppino - Family Law, 1e The site's basic approach is an excellent supplement to the text for undergraduate students taking Family law courses. Essay, multiple choice, pattern match, and true/false are used to reinforce text amterials.

	Neipert - Law of Global Commerce: A Tour, 1e Students will be able to review key topics through true/false, multiple choice, and essay questions. This is an exciting and easy-to-use Companion Website offering students a wealth of information.

	Prentice Hall - Business Studies Web Site This umbrella site in an Internet resource for all business studies and professors who need access to the latest publications. It allows access to all other sites that support specific titles in Business, and it provides instructors with extra support for the classroom or alternative methods for home study.

	Quible - Administrative Office Management, 7e Review chapter content using the Overview as well as read the chapter's Aim. Multiple Choice and True/False with hints, ten questions of each type are provided for each chapter. Slides content provides the actual text that appears in the PowerPoint Slides accompanying this text. The search the Web feature assists students on using the Web to do additional research on chapter topics. The Message Board is designed to facilitate interaction outside the classroom. Also included is the Syllabus manager, a feature that enables instructors to create and maintain their syllabus online.

	Ritchie - Needs Development: Negotiation and Presentation for Success, 1e This Prentice Hall companion website reinforces the skills and processes necessary to meet both the logical and emotional requirements of people and organizations while respecting operational time constraints. This is done through Multiple Choice, True/False, and Matching questions.

	Rogers - Mathematics of Business, 1/e This website supports the text Mathematics of Business, by Rogers and Haney. Features include case studies and chapter quizzes. Graded quizzes can be submitted by students to their instructors. Use of the companion website adds another dimension to student learning by providing additional practice opportunities and immediate feedback on student performance.

	Smith - Family Law, 1e This is an excellent student supplement for the text for students taking courses in Business English, Business Communication, or English. Objectives, Multiple Choice, True/False, Fill-in-the-Blanks, and Essay modules reinforce text concepts. This is an accessible and user-friendly alternative for the many students including those with poor English skills who dread traditional grammar and communication instruction. Reading level assures readability for nearly any student and uses unique presentation techniques.