E-Marketing Action: An Action Learning Approach to Teaching E-Marketing

Michael Harker, Ross Brennan

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Abstract

Influential marketing academics have argued that marketing education needs to be made more relevant to marketing practice. An important aspect of relevance is the acquisition of work-related skills, including group working skills. Traditional teaching methods are inappropriate for the development of such skills. Action learning is proposed as an alternative, more effective approach. The principles of action learning are described, and a case study of the implementation of an action learning module in e-marketing is used to illustrate those principles in practice
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)419-431
JournalMarketing Review: Activities
Volume3
Issue number4
Publication statusPublished - Dec 2003

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