Prof. Charles Wankel discussed the MTC case study developments during an International management conference organized by Poznan University College of Business and Foreign Languages. Poznan, Poland, May 2009. You can also download this video.
The number of MTC authors in our Management through Collaboration LinkedIn Group is increasing nicely. However, some people outside of the project find it and try to join, not understanding that it just for project members. Today, had to write to two such people explaining the situation.
I am editing Chapter 13: Change at All Levels and Speeds in the Management through Collaboration textbook. After the main text is anchored, we shall have to proceed with creating boxes on sustainability, collaboration, ethics, etc. for each chapter. Today I chatted with Mary Ann Hazen of the University of Detroit Mercy. Mercifully, she agreed [...]
MTC participants are using wikis to help write and edit chapters for our textbook project. Linda L. Briggs recently interviewed Stewart Mader for a Campus Technology article called The Power of Wikis in Higher Ed. Mader’s blog can be found at ikiw.org. He has some good ideas for MTC writers and chapter editors regarding the [...]
Jeff Young of the Chronicle of Higher Education posted a brief blog article about the MTC project last Friday. See Management Professor Uses ‘Crowdsourcing’ to Write Textbook for the details, including some remarks by Charles Wankel. Charles has been responding to comments from Chronicle users – the comments are displayed below the story.
Welcome to the MTC blog. We promise to make it better and nicer with everyone involved, time is all that is needed! Meanwhile, post your introduction, and let me start first…
Thanks to Erwin Rausch, Author in MTC, who posted to MTC list on Wednesday, Apr 16, 2008: This call deserves serious consideration by academic and practicing professionals because the topic – Common Sense and other Decision Influences – has the potential for significantly helping them become more competent and effective. It also raises the significant [...]
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