A importância do eLearning na transformação de estratégias organizacionais : o caso da RIPE NCC
| Published | 2013 |
| Type of work | Dissertação |
| Periodical | Pages 181 |
| Publisher | Universidade Aberta de Portugal |
ABSTRACT
Este trabalho tem com o propósito de verificar se, e de que modo, a introdução de práticas de eLearning numa organização conduz, ou potencia, a transformação das suas estratégias. O trabalho apresentado consiste no estudo de caso da RIPE NCC, uma organização não lucrativa sediada em Amesterdão, cuja região de serviços abrange toda a Europa, Médio Oriente e partes da Ãsia Central. A área de negócio da RIPE NCC é a Internet, sendo a sua função principal a coordenação e distribuição de endereços IP e Autonomous Systems Numbers (ASN) na sua região de serviços. A organização de cursos presenciais em determinados paÃses da referida região é difÃcil pelas mais variadas razões. No âmbito deste trabalho procedeu-se ao desenvolvimento de práticas de eLearning, tais como Webinars e à sua avaliação através da utilizacnao de questionários; analisou-se, também, o impacto que o eLearning poderá ter nas estratégias da organização.| Published at | Lisboa |
| URL | http://repositorioaberto.uab.pt/bitstream/10400.2/2949/1/dissertacao%20sandra%20bras.pdf |
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