Titlebook: Educational Innovation in Economics and Business; Educating Knowledge Ann Bentzen-Bilkvist,Wim H. Gijselaers,Richard G. Book 2002 Springe

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Knowledge Transfer in an Internet Environmentowing rapidly. The College Board reports that nearly 50% of all students enrolled in higher education also work. Working adults need both flexibility and off-line support in undertaking a degree program. These dynamics call for new and innovative systems for providing educational content in a distan

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Managing Knowledgeetween November 1999 and May 2000. The topic of managing knowledge is new in business school programs. When course development began in 1996 there were no courses elsewhere to act as reference points for content and syllabus. The course development team had to define and scope the area, pioneering t

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