Learning rants, raves, and reflections
By: Elliott Masie, editor.
Contributors: Masie, Elliott.
Publisher: Pfeiffer/ Wiley; Pfeiffer, A Wiley Imprint
Published: 2005
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 310
Subjects: Organizational learning.; Learning.; Employees -- Training of.; Educational technology.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: getting the most from this resource; title: Learning rants, raves, and reflections: a personal essay / by Elliott Masie; title: Here, now ... or arriving on the scene very soon; title: Operational excellence and next generation blended learning / by David Metcalf; title: Dining with the executives: doing the right kind of training that will get you a seat at the table / by Beth Thomas; title: The new social contract / by Murry Christensen; title: Are you a vendor or a partner? / by Scott Sutker; title: We thought we could, we think we can, and lessons along the way / by Larry Israelite; title: Messing with the primal forces of nature: transforming learning / by Lance Dublin; title: The blue pill or the red pill? / by Mark Oehlert; title: People architecture: a holistic approach to building, maintaining, and expanding your learning infrastructure / by Vicki Cerda; title: In practice perspectives ... the art of organizational implementations; title: Grassroots corporate e-learning collaboration works! / by Carol J. Friday; title: Learning in an on demand world / by Nancy DeViney; title: A journey of e-learning efforts / by David Barton; title: Going global at McDonald's with e-learning / by Mike Hendon; title: Simulation at the secret service: as real as it gets / by Paul L. Nenninger; title: It's in the air: the move to m-learning / by Judy Brown; title: Preparing ourselves, our people, and our organizations for the future; title: Learning in the bright air: the learning technology trends of 2015 / by Sam S. Adkins; title: Into the future of learning: every one learning ... imagine if the impossible isn't! / by Wayne Hodgins.