E-learning come sistema complesso

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Guglielmo Trentin

Abstract

Proporre e gestire e-learning significa avere ben chiari gli elementi di un sistema complesso, fatto si' di contenuti da erogare, ma anche di modelli teorici a cui riferirsi, di scelte tecnologiche da operare, di risorse umane da mettere in gioco e coordinare, di processi di integrazione con l'organizzazione che intende adottare tali approcci come ulteriore modo per l'acquisizione di nuove conoscenze e competenze.

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