TY  - BOOK
ED  - New Zealand Applied Business Education Conference
TI  - New Zealand applied business education conference 2005
U1  - 650.071193 22
PY  - 2005///
CY  - [New Zealand
PB  - [publisher not identified]
KW  - Business education
KW  - New Zealand
KW  - Congresses
KW  - Management
KW  - Study and teaching (Higher)
N1  - Contains peer-reviewed papers at a conference held at Northland Polytechnic, Whangarei, 5th-7th October 2005; Accompanied by: 1 computer disc (CD-ROM); Includes bibliographical references; PEER-REVIEWED PAPERS --; It's a small world after all : how law lecturers in one institution view new CHC students learning in business law; Diana Ayling --; Adhering to values to deliver value; Dr. Jonathan Barrett --; Applying financial tools to marketing decisions; Ravi Bhat, Alex Maritz, Mark Holden, Howard Davey --; The literature review purpose and comparison to essays and journal publications; Adrian France --; Multiple dimensions of learning : teaching the rational and emotional learner; Lesley Gill --; Shakespeare, Einstein, business education and the bottom line; Dave Hornblow --; International labour standards : do they highlight deficiencies in contemporary New Zealand business education?; Jamie Latornell --; Delivering entrepreneurial marketing content at tertiary level; Alex Maritz, Ravi Bhat --; Information literacy and students in an introductory New Zealand Diploma in Business paper; J. R. Marriott --; Communication interventions for diversity management in a new company within a multinational, multicultural and global context - lessons from South Africa; Gary Mersham --; Information literacy for business students : a global perspective; Robyn Pascoe --; PAPERS OF GENERAL INTEREST --; Identity : where our world-view starts; Peter Bruce --; Workplace learning : a development for the New Zealand Diploma in Business; Helene Capner, Denise Wilson --; The contribution of unpublished research to the research field; Adrian France --; Ethical Internet marketing - key criteria for business sustainability; Renu Joshi, Meena Ramadass --; Online learning : a curse or a blessing?; Sumita Pinge, Abhijit Giri, Swati Nagar --; Communities of practice, knowledge sharing and eLearning; Trevor Nesbit --; What is the most relevant b...stuff for IT graduates : the art of teaching business skills to IT graduates; Trevor Nesbit, Nick Wempe, George Tongariro --; Attracting and supporting Māori students in business education; John O'Sullivan --; The trials and tribulations of mentoring international students in the business faculty; Cathy Saenger --; Teaching accounting the fun way; Joseph Saenger --; Providing a pathway; John West --; Help I'm drowning in a sea of junk mail; Gregory Wilson, Sarah Roberts --; Alternatives to current methods of assessment : as a partial solution to plagiarism and other more recent developments; Noel Yahanpath, Vincent Perera
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