Perceived Transfer of Learning: From the distance education classroom to the workplace |
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Authors: | DALE E THOMPSON KIT BROOKS ELIZABETH S LIZÁRRAGA |
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Institution: | Department of Rehabilitation, Human Resources, Communication Disorders , University of Arkansas , Fayetteville, AR, USA |
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Abstract: | The purpose of this study was to explore student and supervisor perceptions regarding application within the workplace of skills and concepts learned in distance education university courses offered by interactive audio/video. The courses were degree requirements for a programme that focused on hunan resource development. Transfer of learning from the classroom to the workplace did occur. This study suggests that the individual and the organisation benefited by this ability to transfer knowledge and skills from the learning environment back to the working environment. Supervisors and students indicated that students were better employees as a result of attending the hunan resource development programme. Students reported feeling more qualified and confident while supervisors reported observing enhanced leadership qualities among students. |
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