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Research on Modern Methods of Adopting and Implementing E-Learning within Companies

Authors :
Purcarea, Anca Alexandra
Popescu, Mirona
Gheorghe, Simona
Source :
International Association for Development of the Information Society. 2018.
Publication Year :
2018

Abstract

Nowadays, any modern company or organization is focusing on the strategic management of human resources, many of them through dedicated applications, enabling the attraction and the retention of the best employees and a better management of human resources in general. Studies have been conducted showing that training represents a source of motivation for the human resources and a large number of the employees in general are feeling motivated by non-material benefits, one of the most important of those being the possibility of developing new skills, through training. The training methods are pursuing at the present moment two main trends: first, a part of the companies will get in touch with external companies, whose specialization is based on training and team building, and second, the other part of the companies will hire people that have the task of providing that specific training. Given the advantages known about the modern learning platforms, like diminishing the costs by eliminating transportation costs, the possibility to make modifications on the information provided, the collaboration between learners, the fact that it can be done anywhere at any time, this article aims to find out what is the degree of e-learning platforms implementation within companies in Romania. At the same time, this paper will present the employers' perception on e-learning, identifying and measuring it by means of a questionnaire, analyzing the human commitment degree due to the training, showing the benefits of developing new skills and how this is influencing their evolution. [For the complete proceedings, see ED590269.]

Details

Language :
English
Database :
ERIC
Journal :
International Association for Development of the Information Society
Publication Type :
Conference
Accession number :
ED590276
Document Type :
Speeches/Meeting Papers<br />Reports - Research