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The purpose of this work is to investigate the benefits of the introduction of a specific online environment in the training process of European civil servants. It includes the final results and the organisational impact of a training course combining 24 h of e-learning courses and 30 h (1 week) of intensive in-class courses. For each module, the e-learning part provided general training contents to enhance participants background required for in-class sessions. Through the designed learning activities and the analysed project results we want to demonstrate the effectiveness of the overall system (tasks, contents and organizational aspects) and promote e-learning adoption in the European Public Administration field. With a view to stimulating co-operation and the exchange of experts’ experience and best practices in Europe, the goal is to identify and test an innovative model of trans-national collaborative learning environment supported by European schools, Public Administration Institutes and e-learning experts.
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Casalino, N., Ricci, L. (2012). Organizational Aspects and Governance of a Learning Environment Aimed at a Common Curricula for European Senior Civil Servants. In: De Marco, M., Te'eni, D., Albano, V., Za, S. (eds) Information Systems: Crossroads for Organization, Management, Accounting and Engineering. Physica, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-2789-7_55
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