Learning Support Systems for Organizational Learning : Connecting Science and Business.

The major trends in e-learning are determined by the global demand of academic, elderly and non-traditional target groups for training and education. The advent of the learning organization reflects these major shifts of the educational markets within companies. Automation of learning processes does...

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Main Author: Hasebrook, Joachim P.
Other Authors: Maurer, Hermann A.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Singapore : World Scientific Publishing Company, 2004.
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Online Access: Full text (MFA users only)
ISBN:9789812794789
9812794786
Local Note:ProQuest Ebook Central
Table of Contents:
  • Preface ; Prologue: Key Trends in E-Learning ; Benefits from Technology ; Key Enabling Technologies ; Key E-Learning Markets ; E-Learning for Economic Development ; Public and Private Expenditures for Education ; E-Learning in Developing Countries.
  • Developing Regions: Asia and Africa Access to Electronic Learning in Asia ; Access to Electronic Learning in Africa ; Advantages of E-Learning in Developing Countries ; Learning Support in Organizations ; Part 1: Managment Support: Introduction ; Beyond the Learning Organization.
  • 1. Implementing Organizational Learning: Learning for the Learning Organization Knowledge Technology Strategy ; Web-Based Learning: E-Learning ; Learning Organization and Organizational Learning ; The Market of Knowledge Applications ; Knowledge and Abilities.
  • Psychological Factors of Success Competences on the Balance Sheet ; Value Extraction and Value Creation ; Capital versus Talent ; 2. Implementing Educational Controlling: Web-Based Training Performance and Controlling ; More Training for Less Money ; The Cost of Training.
  • Learning Efficacy and Cost Efficacy The Process of Controlling ; Calculating Success ; Gains from Goal-Directed Planning ; Part 2: Performance Support: Introduction ; Quality of E-Learning Environments ; Active Documents and Active Communication ; Knowledge Management.