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A Map of eLearning Acceptance (MeLA) and a Corporate eLearning Readiness Index (CeLeRI)

This research aims at describing the conditions of eLearning acceptance, understanding the role of context and communication factors and providing a set of parameters to be considered when an eLearning activity is planned and proposed to eLearners. A blend of qualitative and quantitative methods has...

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Published in:International journal of advanced corporate learning 2008-01, Vol.1 (1), p.39
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