Conclusion

John Taylor and Adrian Furnham

Chapter 10 in Learning at Work, 2005, pp 206-210 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract The introduction to the book posed questions about whether those involved in helping others to learn were delivering a quality product. The intervening chapters have examined the state of the learning industry. The methods and techniques of trainers, coaches, mentors, consultants and the providers of technology-based learning have been reviewed and the issue of value for money has been addressed. What conclusions can we draw from this examination and what of the future of learning?

Date: 2005
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