언론환경 변화에 따른 새위상 모색

李光宰,고학용(사회자),임경록(토론자),이광재(토론자),문창재(토론자),최맹호(토론자),박시룡(토론자),김영성(토론자),박강문(토론자),김운라(토론자),문창극(토론자) 관훈클럽 1998 관훈저널 Vol.- No.69

成長段階모델에 의한 會計情報시스템의 統合化 方案

李光載 西原大學校 經營科學硏究所 1992 經營硏究 Vol.1 No.1

한국과 미국의 대학체육 교육과정에 관한 비교 연구

이광재 江原大學校附設 體育科學硏究所 1990 江原大學校附設體育科學硏究所論文集 Vol.- No.15

This Study is aimed to inquire the University Curriculum of Physical Education between Korean and U.S.A. 78 Universities (Korea=39, U.S.A.=39) are chosen as the subjects. And this study is on the '90∼'91 Curriculum in both Countries. The results are following ; 1. The title of theory courses in U.S.A. are more definitive than in Korea. And There are various contents in the courses of Administration of Physical Education, Coaching, Recreation, Theory of Motor Skill, Safely Education. 2. In the courses of Humanities Societies Science, Korea stresses more than U.S.A. and in the Natural Science, both are almost the same. 3. More practice courses are opened in U.S.A. than in Korea. Particularly, there are many traditional courses like Gymnastics, Aquatic Sports, Ice and Snow Sports, Outdoor Education, in U.S.A. 4. Popular courses among partice courses are thought more important than unpopular courses in both country. Generally such courses as Ssireum, Judo, Taekwondo in Korea and as Tumbling, Racquetball, Archery, Sailing, Scuba Diving in U.S.A. are more stressed than any other courses.

다원주의 밑거름 될 CATV

이광재 한국언론학회 1994 저널리즘비평 Vol.13 No.-

東學農民軍의 內紛에 關한 考察

李鑛宰 順天大學校 1985 論文集 人文社會科學篇 Vol.4 No.-

제2주제 : 한국신문의 사적 연구에 대한 회고와 전망

이광재 한국언론학회 1999 한국언론학회 심포지움 및 세미나 Vol.1999 No.-

新聞學敎育의 새로운 動向

李光宰 慶熙大學校 1982 論文集 Vol.11 No.-

The writer studied journalism at the School of Journalism, University of Missouri-Columbia, United States of America in 1979-1980. During his stay there, he met many journalism professors, Journalists, publishers, practioners, and experts to find a new trend in journalism education. The following summary is the result that he found and provided for journalism education in the future after talking over it with them. The communications industry of 1990 sill recain many similaritiar to that of 1980, but the technology that will emerge in the 1980s seems likely to produce significant change in newspapers and television, at least, by the end of the decade. Home information retrieval― viewdata―is a new medium combining many of the strengths of print and television and adding to them the capability of two-way communication. If it takes hold as those most familiar with it expect, it will change the content, format and economics of the newspaper. It will add to the fragmentation of the television audience that cable is already begining and that the video recorder and video discs will encourage. No one knows the impact on the economics of broadcasting or on broadcast journalism. It seems clear, though, that both the power and the wealth of the networks will be reduced to some extent. The future of magazines look brighter, both in the field of special interest consumer magazines and in the rapidly growing field of organizational communications. Photojournalism seems likely to be of increasing importance in the more competitive print medium of the future and of new importance in the emerging medium of viewdata. Advertising both helps to shape the media it finances and is shaped by them, so its form in the future is highly uncertain. Much more certain, however, is that the demands of increasingly specialized audiences will impose growing needs for research and for flexibility. Perhaps the most surprising result of his study was the near-unanimity among the experts on what the industry will remain strong, or get stronger, for the students broadly educated, with strong writing skills and a basic understanding of the technology. Increasingly, they said, beginning journalists will need good backgrounds in the sciences and in computers. Many respondents urged him to encourage development of a speciality in some subject matter area along with the general education. Many practioners stressed a need for better understanding of the business side of journalism, and several urged the preparation of more future managers, Several suggested that mid-career education will be increasingly important. Finally this article stressed the need of extension of journalism curricula including general education and professional education, as will as technological education.

타이어의 진동특성

이광재,Lee, Gwang-Jae 대한타이어공업협회 1988 타이어 고무 Vol.137 No.-

情報시스템 成果評價를 위한 모델구축에 관한 硏究

李光載 동국대학교 경영관리연구소 1989 經營經濟論叢 Vol.13 No.-

Despite the fact that computer-based information system have used widly in all level of lragnization, many systems in the processing of being implemented may be classed as failures. Although many studies have found relationships between impact factors and information stytem success, the results of researchs have been inconclusive. The purpose of this article is to find the factors that affect the successful use of information systems and the relationships between factors. This model considers both organizational factors and technical factors as the factors affecting system success. In detail, the impact factors in the model are as follows. User factors : user attitude, user involvement (participation), technical knowledge. Information service factors : system design, operations, policies, technical quality of system Management support factors:general policies, resource constraints (fund and time) The measurment index in system success is user satisfaction, system usage, system quality and information quality. This framework provide linkage between factors such as. First, the management supports influence the user factors and Information service factors. Second, the information service factors influence the attitude and involvement in user factors. Third, the information system success reinforce the attitude and involvement in user factors. This conceptual model can help suggest way to increase the probability of the successful design and operation of information systems.

朝鮮 天主敎의 女性受容策

李鑛宰 순천대학교 사회과학연구소 1987 社會科學硏究 Vol.1 No.-

Based on the research of many scholars this thesis deals with the acceptance of catholicism by women in the early korean catholic church. The particular way each class in society, i:e. royalty ari-stocrat, middle class, ordinary people. slaves, received catholicism is considered. The ways of which women in Yi-Dynasty received catholic can be divided into two; voluntary reception and systematic reception. Yi-Byoks wife, whose lost name is kwon from An dong, made the incentives which got many women to receive catholic by translating some books peraing to catholic. Yi-Byok organized pyong u no: so that he began to expanded the believers, and Joo moon-mo began instructing people in the doctrines through Myong do ho: Since women in Yi-Dynasty showed deep interest in views of coup ubinage, and views of the Future catholic could be received. in the closed confucian society of that time in which women could not participate in social activities, live alone, or remarry when they were widowed. the women of the early korean Catholic church played a large part in advancing the role of women in society and especially in helping to break down the barriers of class distinction.