Industrial and Commercial Training: Volume 34 Issue 2

E‐learning: research and applications

A. Gunasekaran, Ronald D. McNeil, Dennis Shaul

Emerging digital technologies and increasing interest in the computerized delivery of higher education have led to e‐learning through electronic mail, the Internet, the World Wide…

Is e‐learning delivering ROI?

Kevin Young

Looks at the findings of a major e‐learning benchmark study conducted in July/August 2001 amongst senior level executives within UK plc across industry/manufacturing/retail…

Demystifying e‐learning standards

Harvi Singh, Chris Reed

Recently, a great buzz has been surrounding e‐learning standards. But what are these e‐learning “standards”, and what do they mean to the people designing and implementing…

Learning enters the boardroom: making the connection between strategy and enterprise‐wide learning

Paul Henry

Companies today are working on strategies to expand their businesses globally, establish strong brands, integrate after mergers/acquisitions, cut costs, streamline processes…

E‐learning in support of induction training at De Lage Landen

Bob Dodds, Marjan Verest

Provides a practical case illustration of the development and implementation of Web‐based induction training in an international financial services company. In the context of…

Harnessing learning technology to succeed in business

Bob Little

Businesses need to make money and/or save money if they want to be successful. Organisations are now realising that they can do both if they implement software systems – known as…

E‐learning and how to survive it

Richard Halkett

L.P. Hartley said, “The past is a foreign country, they do things differently there”. This is taken to mean that nothing should be taken as read, that everything must be proven…

Encyclopaedia of Management Development and Organizational Change Methods

Alan Mumford

Everything (You Ever Needed to Know) about Training (2nd ed.)

John Roscoe

Editorial

Bob Dodds, Bryan Smith