Do it ... and understand!: the bottom line on corporate experiential learning
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Dubuque, Iowa
Kendall/Hunt
1995
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Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. 227 - 233 |
Beschreibung: | XI, 239 S. graph. Darst. |
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Autor: Roland, Christopher C.
Jahr: 1995
Contents
Acknowledgments v^
Introduction *x
Chapter One
Theory and Application 1
Experiential Learning: A Brief History 2
Robert Weigand
Turning Experience Into Learning 5
Mark Sullivan, David Kolb
Developing Leaders Experientially 12
PaulStoltz
ChapterTwo
Popular Models and Methodologies 23
The One-Day Challenge Course Model 24
Tom McGee
Multiple-Day Experiential Learning at Outdoor Centers 28
Elaine Hatala, Madeline Constantine
Wilderness-Based Corporate Experiential Learning 35
Michael Black
Experiential Learning: Indoors versus Outdoors 47
Christine Clements
ChapterThree
Designing the Experiential Training Process 53
Experiential Training: Spanning a Decade 54
Russell Millholland
The Importance of a Thorough Needs Assessment 59
Pennie Seibert
The Art of Design: The Key to Memory and Learning 65
Rodney Napier
Effective Facilitators 75
Rita Miller, Mary Teeter
111
¡v Do It... And Understand!
The Providers of Experiential Training: A Customer Perspective 81
Rosanne Ryba
The Importance of Follow-up 93
Christopher Roland, Mario Kölblinger, Leonard Diamond
Chapter Four
New Applications 99
Corporate Culture Change Applications 100
Charles Wolfe
Cultural Diversity Training Applications 106
Iris Randall
Leadership Development Applications 112
Ron Lewis
Chapter Five
Evaluating Experiential Training Programs 117
How is Training Evaluated? 118
Donald Kirkpatrick, Richard Wagner
CEL Evaluation Today 132
Richard Wagner
Chapters ix
International and Multi-cultural Perspectives 139
John Campbell, Richard Wagner, Heather Brown, Mario Kölblinger,
Tock Keng Lim, Mike Main
Chapter S even
Issues and Concerns 161
Is THIS Corporate Experiential Learning? 163
Robert Weigand
1970 and 1990: Parallel Revolutions 166
Thomas Smith, Christopher Roland
The Providers of Outdoor-Based Training 173
Todd Miner
Crossing the Line: Psychological Perspectives 177
Thomas Smith
Ropes Courses—Misconceptions and Applications 181
Warren Cohen
Physiological Perspectives 187
Camille Bunting
Legal Considerations 193
Betty van derSmissen
Contents v
ChapterEight
Transfer Issues and Concerns 201
Richard Wagner, Christopher Roland
Chapter Nine
Moving Forward with Experiential Learning 205
Christopher Roland, Richard Wagner, Robert Weigand
Appendix A—Biographical Sketches 209
Appendix B—Sample Questionnaire 223
Appendix C—Sample Interview Questions 225
References 227
Glossary 235
About Roland/Diamond Associates, Inc. 239
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Titel: Do it . and understand
Autor: Roland, Christopher C.
Jahr: 1995
Contents
Acknowledgments v^
Introduction *x
Chapter One
Theory and Application 1
Experiential Learning: A Brief History 2
Robert Weigand
Turning Experience Into Learning 5
Mark Sullivan, David Kolb
Developing Leaders Experientially 12
PaulStoltz
ChapterTwo
Popular Models and Methodologies 23
The One-Day Challenge Course Model 24
Tom McGee
Multiple-Day Experiential Learning at Outdoor Centers 28
Elaine Hatala, Madeline Constantine
Wilderness-Based Corporate Experiential Learning 35
Michael Black
Experiential Learning: Indoors versus Outdoors 47
Christine Clements
ChapterThree
Designing the Experiential Training Process 53
Experiential Training: Spanning a Decade 54
Russell Millholland
The Importance of a Thorough Needs Assessment 59
Pennie Seibert
The Art of Design: The Key to Memory and Learning 65
Rodney Napier
Effective Facilitators 75
Rita Miller, Mary Teeter
111
¡v Do It. And Understand!
The Providers of Experiential Training: A Customer Perspective 81
Rosanne Ryba
The Importance of Follow-up 93
Christopher Roland, Mario Kölblinger, Leonard Diamond
Chapter Four
New Applications 99
Corporate Culture Change Applications 100
Charles Wolfe
Cultural Diversity Training Applications 106
Iris Randall
Leadership Development Applications 112
Ron Lewis
Chapter Five
Evaluating Experiential Training Programs 117
How is Training Evaluated? 118
Donald Kirkpatrick, Richard Wagner
CEL Evaluation Today 132
Richard Wagner
Chapters ix
International and Multi-cultural Perspectives 139
John Campbell, Richard Wagner, Heather Brown, Mario Kölblinger,
Tock Keng Lim, Mike Main
Chapter S even
Issues and Concerns 161
Is THIS Corporate Experiential Learning? 163
Robert Weigand
1970 and 1990: Parallel Revolutions 166
Thomas Smith, Christopher Roland
The Providers of Outdoor-Based Training 173
Todd Miner
Crossing the Line: Psychological Perspectives 177
Thomas Smith
Ropes Courses—Misconceptions and Applications 181
Warren Cohen
Physiological Perspectives 187
Camille Bunting
Legal Considerations 193
Betty van derSmissen
Contents v
ChapterEight
Transfer Issues and Concerns 201
Richard Wagner, Christopher Roland
Chapter Nine
Moving Forward with Experiential Learning 205
Christopher Roland, Richard Wagner, Robert Weigand
Appendix A—Biographical Sketches 209
Appendix B—Sample Questionnaire 223
Appendix C—Sample Interview Questions 225
References 227
Glossary 235
About Roland/Diamond Associates, Inc. 239 |
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