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Faculty collaboration in teaching global business, MBA teaching process

conference contribution
posted on 2005-01-01, 00:00 authored by J Ross, W Backhaus, M Bolesta, Andrew CreedAndrew Creed, J Stewart, M Hladik
This presentation stems from global business teaching and ongoing research of an interactive group of professors working together in the service delivery of online MBA education at University of Maryland University College . A model for collaborative teaching by delocated professors who literally span the globe – from Australia to Canada, including the United Kingdom, both coasts of the USA, China and Dubai - is offered, underscoring the enormous mobility of knowledge and knowledge workers. Working together as a collaborating team, it was found that the "whole is greater than the sum of the parts". The teachers became more than a teaching team, they became a collaborating operation as they worked together in the sharing and development of materials, insights and knowledge. The model demonstrates how the teaching of global business in an MBA environment is really an exercise in the management of global service operations.

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Event

Meeting of the Academy of International Business (47th : 2005 : Quebec City, Canada)

Pagination

199 - 199

Publisher

Academy of International Business

Location

Quebec City, Canada

Place of publication

East Lansing, Mich.

Start date

2005-07-09

End date

2005-07-12

Language

eng

Publication classification

E3 Extract of paper

Copyright notice

2005, Academy of International Business

Editor/Contributor(s)

Y Doz, T Kiyak

Title of proceedings

AIB 2005 : Proceedings of the 47th Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business

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