...Michael T. Miller Purpose This study was designed to address the problem of how higher education institutions, as organizations designed to promote learning, responded to the COVID pandemic and the suspension of in-person instruction. The purpose of this paper was specifically to explore how...

... and consequences for theory and practice. Through a case example of business process reengineering (BPR) in a “public research university (PRU)”, the storytelling of “schooling” versus “education” ideas and practices, in a place, in a period and in material ways of mattering, never achieves synthesis...

.... The framework is compared with respect to business schools. Then it is analyzed with the business school's online knowledge sharing tool. Findings The paper finds that the rapid pace of change in knowledge resources is increasingly influencing the creation, publication and dissemination of educational...

...Daniel James Homitz; Zane L. Berge Purpose The purpose of this article is to examine e‐mentoring as a way to sustain distance training and education. Design/methodology/approach The paper describes a framework for sustaining distance training and education by adding e‐mentoring (mentoring over...

... collaboration in the e‐learning environment. Originality/value Little prior research has been done on the use of agents in e‐learning environments. This paper proposes a set of e‐learning agents that, if implemented in online education or training environments, should provide tangible benefits...

...Gareth Morgan Contends that effective e‐learning requires that the education content be written and delivered very differently than in the past. Proposes to cut through the complexity associated with adopting an e‐learning approach by highlighting 13 key questions that need to be asked in assessing...

...Sjoerd Karsten; Eva Voncken; Marjon Voorthuis Since the 1990s the concept of the learning organization has been promoted as a way to restructure educational organizations to meet new challenges such as more autonomy, school improvement and better performances. Gradually, schools have started to use...

... there had been an attempt to introduce the concept (or aspects of it), the managers’ roles in this (if any) and barriers to its introduction. Finally the implications of adopting the concept for their PLC are examined. The paper concludes that institutions of higher education can have significant impact...

...David Battersby Continuing professional education (CPE) refers to the ongoing, structured and unstructured learning and educational opportunities that are pursued by particular professional groups and their members. This paper argues that CPE needs to discard its traditional, conservative mantle...

... of the literary text to management education. Education Literature Management Teachers There are several recent publications which assume that management students can benefit from reading fictional literature (e.g. Czarniawska‐Joerges and Guillet de Monthoux, 1994; Knights and Wilmott, 1995...

...May M.L. Wong Presents an exploratory study of how a Japanese organization in Hong Kong attempts to enhance employees′ learning capacity through spiritual education. Illustrates the sort of spiritual education being conducted in the training programme and the extent to which the Japanese...