E-Learning as an Opportunity for the Public Administration

Casagranda, Milena; Colazzo, Luigi; Molinari, Andrea; Tomasini, Sara

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-13166-0_61

Communications in Computer and Information Science

2010

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-13166-0_61

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E-Learning as an Opportunity for the Public Administration

Milena Casagranda

Luigi Colazzo

Andrea Molinari

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“…Pike (2003) stresses the fact that the objective of any learning programme is to bring constant results in the form of staff efficiency. In their study, Casagranda et al (2010) evaluate the results and experience from distance learning and the use of e-learning platform. The objective of the study is to identify a mixed model also related to the use of technological instruments which are able to support lifelong learning and define dynamics and the process concerning the facilitation of learning activity.…”

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Comparative Study of Ongoing Adult Learning in Public Services and Non-Profit Sector (Case Study)

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2012

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The aim of this paper is to compare the diversity of lifelong learning in public administration and non-profit sector and determine whether after 2009 there have been financial changes in the field of lifelong education of economically active population in selected institutions. Introduction presents a theoretical definition of lifelong learning specifics and the comparison of lifelong learning in public administration and non-profit sector according to different thematic classifications where their differences are significant. It concerns a general view of lifelong learning in comparative areas, its significance, differences in legislation, reasons of motivation and, on the contrary, barriers. Practical part of the paper focuses on a sector quantitative and qualitative research carried out within a wider field survey. Conclusion of the paper demonstrates by the method of comparison differences in the need for education within public administration institutions and non-profit organizations.

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E-Learning as an Opportunity for the Public Administration

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