Testing times for CBT courseware designers

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The University of Surrey has developed a course for designers of computer-based training (CBT) materials in response to the shortage of CBT courseware designers in the UK. The course is offered jointly by the department of educational studies and the department of mathematical and computing studies. The postgraduate course is part-time and consists of four core modules and six options. The goals of the course include: giving students an awareness of interactive multi-media training systems and their cost-effectiveness, teaching students to decide on appropriate delivery systems for training needs, and teaching students how to design and implement high-quality courseware and integrate the courseware into training programs. The course is the first one of its kind in the UK.

author: Arkin, Anat
Computer-based training, Computer based training, Surrey, University of

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The course of strategic HRD

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The Durham University Business School has introduced a new part-time master of business administration (MBA) course designed to allow participants to specialize in strategic human resources development (HRD). The MBA course is targeted at training specialists, HRD personnel, and senior line managers involved in organizational strategic planning. The course curriculum features organizational behavior, business strategy, and personnel management as foundation subjects in the first year. Electives taken in the second year of the course include modules on marketing and organizational change.

author: Arkin, Anat
Human resource management, Study and teaching

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How international are Britain's business schools?

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British business schools are striving to develop a more internationalized outlook. Strategies for achieving this include the recruitment of an increasingly diverse international student body, the provision of an international faculty drawn from varied backgrounds, and the establishment of exchange links with overseas institutions. British business schools are also revising their curricula in line with the objective of providing a more in-depth preparation for the unique demands of international business.

author: Arkin, Anat
Cover Story, Business education

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subjects list: United Kingdom, Curricula, Schools, Great Britain, Master of business administration degree, Business schools
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