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Volume 11 / Number 2
1998

Follow-On Issue: Action Learning

Editorial:Why Action Learning is an Ethical Addition to Performance Improvement Practices: You Can Ask and You Can Argue
Peter Dean

Action Learning and the Program at the Revans Centre
David Botham and Donna Vick

Action Learning at Virginia Commonwealth University: Blending Action, Reflection, Critical Incident Methodologies, and Portfolio Assessment
Robert L. Dilworth

Action Learning: Design Features and Outcomes at Georgia State University
Verna J. Willis

Educating Human Resource Development Leaders at the University of Texas, Austin: The Use of Action Learning to Facilitate University/Workplace Collaboration
Ann K. Brooks

Action Learning and Research at George Washington University
Michael Marquardt and Terry Carter

How Designers Make Decisions: A Descriptive Model of Instructional Design for Informal Learning in Museums
Saul Carliner

Learning from Failure: A Cost-Benefit Analysis Study which Resulted in Unfavorable Financial Outcomes
Ronald L. Jacobs and Maria T. Hruby-Moore

Yes, Classroom Sales Training Can Enhance Performance
Steven W. Graham, John Wedman, Tom Tanner, and Carol Monahan

ERIC Research Abstracts
Susann L. Wurster


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