Business Communication Textbooks: Which Text Has the Most Effective Exhibits?

Dec. 12, 2010 - PRLog -- By far, Bovee and Thill's exhibits are more voluminous and effective than any other texts on the market. For example, in Business Communication Today, 10th Edition there are more than 85 images that illustrate new media, including an

e-portfolio (p. xxx)

blogs (p. 21, 176, 189)

podcasting (p. 117, 193)

shared workspaces (p. 39)
video blogs (p. 186)

mind mapping (p. 105)

mobile blogs (p. 187)

geographic information system (p. 362)

interview simulators (p. 568)

online news release (p. 229)

digital photo alteration (p. 364)

virtual meeting technologies (p. 45)

virtual meetings in a virtual world (p. 48)

avatars (p. 99)

Google book search (323)

desktop search engines (326)

online survey tools (330)

information architecture (358)

virtual job fair (562)

In comparison to competing books, you'll often find lots of colorful photographs in them, but many are merely headshots with very little communication value; these are no substitute for the kind of practical exhibits that today’s students need and which you'll find in Bovee and Thill's texts.

You'll find practically none of the real-world exhibits with solid educational value listed above in any competing books.

Similar exhibts to those listed above can be found in all three Bovee and Thill business communication textbooks. For more information about their texts, visit http://boveeandthillbusinesscommunicationblog.com.

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Note: Bovee and Thill textbooks are published by Pearson Prentice Hall.

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