『壹』 电子商务概论读后感怎么写
以下是读后感写作方法：授人以鱼不如授人以渔
当人们读到一则材料,一篇文章或一本书,往往会由此及彼地联想到生活中的许多人和事,而产生一些感触、联想和体会,把这些感受行之于文,便是读后感.读后感写作训练是把范文讲读和写作训练两个环节结合起来,对学生进行阅读和写作综合训练的一个重要途径.
下面就从读后感的内容和结构两方面谈谈自己的看法.
首先,读是基础.读后感包括“读和感”两个部分.“读”是“感”的基础,“感”因“读”而触发,没有“读”也就无所谓“感”,所以读和感要求首先要精读原作,准确全面地把握原作写作意图和文章所蕴含的思想意义,然后在此基础上对原作恰当的引述.为下面的“感”酝酿情感,使“感”有坚定的基础,这样不但有助于立论的确立,而且本身就是为立论服务的一个有力的论据.离开了对原文思想核心的理解和掌握,读后感就成了空中楼阁,而缺乏高度的语言组织和概括能力,写作时往往陷入对原文冗长的复述而喧宾夺主,对原文照抄照搬,面面俱到,则是学生写读后感的通病
其次,感是核心.这里的感,既不是离开原文的空发议论,也不是对原作内容的简单重复,而是作者在原作思想观念的启迪下产生的新的观念,是心灵的闪光,是认识的飞跃.一般地说,读后感的“感”有两种情况.一种情况是通过对原文思想的进一步阐发,来表现作者认识的深化.
『贰』 观电商风云有感作文300字
感是感受，是南宋抄大学问家朱熹的一首脍炙人口的名诗，抄录下来，与大家共同分析欣赏。希望对无心向学，不读书看报，只知玩玩乐乐的青年朋友，有所启迪勉励。 它实写的是明丽清新的一派田园风光，反复读上几遍，会觉得愈读愈爱读！你看，半亩的一块小水塘，在朱熹笔下是展开的一面镜子（一鉴开），起笔就恬静而幽雅得让人立时展开了想像的翅膀。第二句更引起读者遐想，这面“镜子”中映照着天上徘徊的云影，可想那清澈的水面那么静谧可爱了！作者在第三句提了个问题，这水为什么如此清澈呢？他高兴地自问答道，因为源头总有活水补充，一直不停地流下来。 这幅美丽的自然风光图卷，已经令人读后清新明快了，更让人拍案叫绝的是一看题目，是观书的感想，顿时这美的意境升华，与读书融合了。
『叁』 《电子商务基础与应用》读后感3000
写读后感应以所读作抄品的内容简介开头，然后，再写体会。
原文内容往往用3～4句话概括为宜。结尾也大多再回到所读的作品上来。要把重点放在“感”字上，切记要联系自己的生活实际，与自己的生活相结合，否则作文会显得空虚。
『肆』 电子商务类书籍的读后感或者书评
这是关于一本叫Professional Java E-Commerce的书的书评来的，看看有没有用吧。
Book Review : Professional Java E-Commerce
If you are a Java developer and looking to get into E-Commerce then this book is for you. First section is about 'The E-Commerce Landscape'. It describes what is E-Commerce and how to plan and manage E-Commerce projects. Although I think devoting three chapters in this section is a bit too much but none the less this section did give me some information I didn't had before. Second section is about 'Architecting Java Based E-Commerce Systems'. Now this is where the book really starts. After having laid down the basics of E-Commerce, B2B, B2C, M-Commerce etc, it now describes how Java as a technology can be used to architect E-Commerce systems. This section also describes what different technologies are made available by J2EE and how each of these can be used in conjunction to build fast, secure, highly scalable and fault tolerant E-Commerce systems. First two sections help build concept about J2EE and E-Commerce, rest of the book builds on these concepts to actually demonstrate building E-Commerce systems with J2EE.
Third section is about 'B2C E-Commerce Solutions' and contains seven chapters on issues related with building B2C E-Commerce sites. B2C means selling goods online. This section covers everything in detail about building store fronts and portal sites.
Fourth section is about 'B2B E-Commerce Solutions' and contains eight chapters. Now this section is huge and in my opinion is the best section of all. B2B E-Commerce is definitely an elephant of it's own kind, and this section describes it all. It focuses on the use of technologies such as EJB, JMS, JAXP, XML, XSLT to build scalable and secure E-Commerce systems. In almost all the examples in this section XML has been used a lot to transfer data between different tiers and E-Commerce systems. It then moves on to describe how to use XSLT transformations in JSP and Servlets to show XML data in standard HTML format. These is a separate chapter on 'Internet Application Service Providers'.
Fifth section is about 'M-Commerce'. M-Commerce stands for 'Mobile Commerce' and is definitely the future of buying and selling online. It contains two chapters, first one describes technologies used for M-Commerce and then how to use Java to build WAP enabled web sites. Second chapter is on 'Smart Cards'.
In my opinion you should buy this book straight away if you are into and or want to get into building E-Commerce systems using Java.