Journal of Workplace Learning: Volume 15 Issue 2

The theory and practice of workplace learning in the adoption of integrated pest management by tropical fruit growers in Thailand

Barry Elsey, Kittipong Sirichoti

Integrated pest management (IPM) is a well‐known innovation that accords with modern environmental management “best practice”. In this paper it is examined as an example of the…

A review of action learning literature 1994‐2000: Part 1 – bibliography and comments

Peter A.C. Smith, Judy O’Neil

Many organizations now utilize action learning, and it is applied increasingly throughout the world. Action learning appears in numerous variants, but generically it is a form of…

Policy makers, information and learning

Pieter J. Beers, Marjolein B.A. van Asselt, Jan D. Vermunt, Paul A. Kirschner

To gain insight in how policy makers work and learn, in‐depth interviews were held with seven Dutch policy makers working on global sustainability issues. The focus of the…

Issues relating to learning accreditation in corporate university management

Richard Dealtry

This article considers the role of learning validation and accreditation systems in relation to the demand for more co‐creative quality assurance solutions in corporate and…