Park Mi-hyun et al.: Word Processor Power Up

In the old industrial age, literacy standards were evaluated by 3R, which is the ability to read, wRit, and aRethmeric (read, write, arithmetic). But as we move into the information age, we include the ability to read and write in the standard of illiteracy. This means the ability to use computers to create or use information or data that you want. The ability to use computers, whether you're a person who's major in IT or not, has now become a standard of equilibrium that we cannot ignore in our time. Moderns living in the flood of information are most likely to use computers to search for knowledge and reproduce new information based on search. Information society demands the ability to manage a wide range of information efficiently. That is, users should have the ability to use their own creative ideas, such as search and search data via previous data, from colleagues who do the same work, to create other information and to transmit this information effectively to others. But when you do this, it takes as much time or an unexpected amount of time to collect a variety of data and then create a meaningful new information as it does to edit the result in the form you want.

Korean title: 워드프로세스 파워 업

Korean author: 박미현 외

Korean publisher: 부산대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788973166749