...Mark Griffiths Purpose This paper seeks to overview the issues, concerns and challenges relating to internet abuse and internet addiction in the workplace. Design/methodology/approach Using psychological literature, the paper outlines a number of important and inter‐related areas including...

... exercises of other companies. Max Senges can be contacted at: msenges@uoc.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Search engines Internet Learning Empowerment Computer based learning Learning in the workplace has a long tradition. For example, guilds during the Middle Ages...

...Mark Griffiths Purpose This paper seeks to overview the issues, concerns and challenges relating to gambling – and more specifically internet gambling – in the workplace. Design/methodology/approach Using psychological literature, this paper outlines a number of important and inter‐related...

... that are equally unexamined and ill‐defined. E‐learning – indeed the internet as a whole – is a curious and uneasy forum for human interaction, flickering back and forth between psychology and technology, never seeming to reconcile the two. The practice of flaming in e‐mails and newsgroups that occurs when oft...

.... Practical implications The results indicate that despite the majority of companies having connections to the internet, managers do not know the potential business benefits of technology systems for their clients, individuals and teams, and ignore the problem of human integration. Originality/value...

... with the construction of meaning. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Learning architecture Community Identity Internet Interest in the use of the Internet to support Continuing Professional Development (CPD) has grown to the point that in a recent survey 76 per cent of professionals surveyed claimed...

.... Learning Community Internet This paper reports on research undertaken within small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) that produce digital educational and training materials, hereafter known as “e‐learning” firms. E‐learning is a fast growing multimedia sub‐sector that has emerged to meet...

..., the understandings are applicable to a wide range of contexts. Organizational change Management Work Internet Education The potential of online learning and development is being realised both by institutions whose core business is education and by enterprises seeking to enhance the development...

...; learners’ needs and the online learning environment. Implications for further research and the implementation of online learning in other industries are also discussed. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Internet Learning Case studies Mining Australia Rapid technological changes and the emergence...

... and development strategies are required to meet the individualised needs of specific industry groups who are moving into e‐commerce. E‐commerce, or e‐business, is the process of doing business electronically where the Internet and its related technologies is the enabler of business processes. E‐commerce...

.... Organisations using computers and telecommunications to their strategic advantage are players in the e‐revolution and have the capacity to manage change so that it adds value to the organisation. Technologies such as the Internet and email, groupware, video‐conferencing, cellular phones and intranets extend...

... and development. Internet‐based learning offers potential where off‐the‐job training is not feasible or efficient. Hence our decision to design a management development initiative for the industry. $LAM (pronounced “slam” – may be viewed at URL: http://www.bus.qut.edu.au/$lam/ ) is the name coined...

... Learning and other educational and training providers. The aim here is to model the “critical path” in terms of the stages of internalization and key activities involved. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Management development Action learning Organizational development Internet The business...

...Gordon Prestoungrange Focuses on new organizational learning initiatives and the rise of corporate universities. Considers why many organizations are shunning the traditional universities in order to create their own tailor made route to learning. Highlights the changes brought about by Internet...

...Paul Miesing This paper describes how a required MBA course used Lotus Notes and the Internet to provide an enriched learning experience. The class simulated a consulting firm that sent teams on five virtual projects and assignments: “Virtual business China” examined potential Internet business...

... Limited 1998 Action learning Electronic publishing Internet Learning organizations Management learning Workplace learning …where you can participate in, and influence, discussion on key issues and innovative ideas. These international meeting places are sponsored by the world’s...

...Molly Ainslie; Gordon Wills Describes the evolution of an Internet‐driven dynamic quality assurance system for action learning programmes across the world. It replaced a relatively inefficient paper‐based process and was preceded initially by Bulletin Board/ electronic data interchange procedures...