Taking a virtual approach to hospitality management
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Subject(s): Training
| Management Development | InternetTraining Strategies for Tomorrow 16 , 5, p. 9-10Abstract: The review is based on an article by Joseph Bray (2002), which clearly sets out the learning that has gone on at Les Roches while the new MBA. has been piloted. Bray makes no secret of the best practice that has emerged, and the piece is written in a concise clean manner - particularly strong on Internet protocol and the role of the tutor. The voices of the learners involved in piloting the new course are curiously absent, and there is nothing specifically here on the hospitality sector. This article will appeal to educationalistists keen to learn more about virtual learning and serve as a good introduction to employers generally into the likely merits of adopting such a course
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The review is based on an article by Joseph Bray (2002), which clearly sets out the learning that has gone on at Les Roches while the new MBA. has been piloted. Bray makes no secret of the best practice that has emerged, and the piece is written in a concise clean manner - particularly strong on Internet protocol and the role of the tutor. The voices of the learners involved in piloting the new course are curiously absent, and there is nothing specifically here on the hospitality sector. This article will appeal to educationalistists keen to learn more about virtual learning and serve as a good introduction to employers generally into the likely merits of adopting such a course
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