Educational Innovation in Economics and Business

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Preliminary list of papers

Here you can find the PRELIMINARY papers that have been submitted for the 17th EDiNEB International Conference.
The list is ordered on submission date.

1.Management Education and Acculturation: Findings from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
Brent McKenzie, University of Guelph
Saba Saldar, University of Guelph
Kim Chuong, University of Guelph

2.Recruitment Preparation and Career Development: Some Examples of Practice
Peter Daly, Groupe EDHEC

3.Explaining Work Related Learning
David Gijbels, University of Antwerp
Isabel Raemdonck, Leiden University
Dries Vervecken, Free University of Berlin
Jonas van Herck, Protime

4.Effectiveness of voluntary postsecondary remediation programs in mathematics
Bas Giesbers, Maastricht University
Dirk Tempelaar, Maastricht University
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University

5.Graduate Internships - bridging the academic and vocational divide
Chris Birch, Thames Valley University
John McDonald, Thames Valley University
Jerry Allen, Thames Valley University
Ewa Tomaszczyk, Thames Valley University

6.The Learning Process of Operational Activities on the Shop Floor: A Case Study in a Chemical Industry
Sergio Ademar Fonseca, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie
Arilda Schmidt Godoy, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie
Adalberto Aparecido Ferreira Gonçalves, Faculdades Mario Schenberg

7.Measering the Effects of Class Room Experiments
Ilona Ebbers, University of Siegen
Michael Schuhen, University of Siegen
Hans-Jürgen Schlösser, University of Siegen

8.Innovation Integration and Crossing Disciplinary Borders in Curriculum Assessment and Program Development
Robert DeFillippi, Suffolk University Sawyer Business School
Laurie Levesque, Suffolk University Sawyer Business School

9.The “WIFI & SportsFoundation - Academy” - Crossing Borders between Top-Sports Training and Vocational Training
Monika Elsik, Institute for Economic Promotion
Kurt Schmid, IBW
Michael Hadschieff, Österreichische Sporthilfe

10.An Exploration of the Use of Video Screen Capture Software with Tablet PC and Voice Over in Teaching Concepts in Financial Mathematics
Don Cyr, Brock University

11.Meeting the Fundamental Objectives of Business Education: A Framework to Align Business Education with Changes in Global Competition
Diana Kao, University of Windsor
Tony Mao, University of Windsor

12.How can Business and Economics Teachers Make Relevant Choices in Educational Technology?
Danielle Townsend, Maastricht University
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University
Peter Dekker, Hogeschool van Amsterdam
Erwin Faasse, Hogeschool van Amsterdam

13.Analysis of the Interaction of Business, Public Policy and Business school education responsibilyties: The Case of the 2008 - 2009 Financial Crisis
Edgar Bellow, Reims Management School
Michel Feron, Reims Management School

14.Informal Learning in the Netherlands
Marjolein Caniëls, Open Universiteit
Paul Kirschner, Open University of the Netherlands

15.The Influence of Academic and Social Integration on Academic Performance for International and Local students, a cross-institutional comparison
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University
Therese Grohnert, Maastricht University
Susan Niemantsverdriet, Hogeschool Leiden
Piet Kommers, Twente University
Ria Jacobi, Leiden University
Simon Beausaert, Maastricht University
Heling Huai, Twente University

16.Social Relations in the Classroom and their Power for Learning
Nuria Hernández Nanclares, Universidad de Oviedo
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University
Piet van den Bossche, Maastricht University

17.Stanislavsky's System a Dramatic Arts-Based Method Applied in Management Education.
Birgit Wildt, European Business School

18.Work-Based Learning versus Work-Related Learning - an exploration of the possibilities of work-related learning through a review of the Venture Matrix at Sheffield Hallam University, UK.
David Laughton, Sheffield Hallam University

19.Corporate Diversity Engagement meets Business School Diversity Initiatives: Initial Observations
Peter Daly, Groupe EDHEC
Isabelle Sequeira, EDHEC Lille

20.How to Instruct Economics Students to Think Critically? Efforts to Overrule the Autonomous Mind
Anita Heijltjes, Avans University
Tamara van Grog, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
Fred Paas, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam

21.Crossing Borders to Enrich Teaching-Learning Outcomes'
Geeta Nair, H.R.COLLEGE OF COMM. & ECO.

22.Web 2.0 as a Potential Tool for Bridging Borders between School and Internship
Markus Ammann, University of Innsbruck

23.Education and Learning at the Workplace: Past present and future
Marjolein Caniëls, Open Universiteit
Janjaap Semeijn, Open University

24.Using PBL and ICT tools to facilitate the process of acculturation of foreign students
Laura Pirani, Maastricht University
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University
Susan Niemantsverdriet, Hogeschool Leiden

25. Compentency Requirements and Knowledge Tranfer in Trans-Baltic Projects
Eija Källström, Arcada University of Applied Sciences
Regitze Kristensen, Tietgen Business College
Julie Ann Svenkerud, N.A.

26.Diversity in Communities of Learning: The Influence of Hierarchical Position on Individuals’ Activity and Performance
Martin Rehm, Maastricht University
Wim Gijselaers, Maastricht University
Mien Segers, Maastricht University

27.Paradox of Tradition and Modern Technology: Participatory Research as a Dialogue for Redefining the University-based Researcher's Role in Indigenous Communities
Seth Agbo, Lakehead University

28.How to Bridge the Gap between Academic and Corporate World?
Robert Pans, Maastricht University

29.Transcending Cultures in Higher Education: is a truly culturally inclusive pedagogy feasible?
Sandra Reeb-Gruber, INHOLLAND University

30.Concept mapping in Problem-based Learning
Wichard Zwaal, International Hospitality Management CHN
Hans Otting, Stenden University

31.Blended Learning in Econometrics. Crossing borders between Learning and Doing
Ana Jesús López, University of Oviedo
Rigoberto Pérez Suárez, University of Oviedo

32.The Effect of Synchronous Communication on Virtual Teams: a case study
Bas Giesbers, Maastricht University
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University
Dirk Tempelaar, Maastricht University
Wim Gijselaers, Maastricht University
Mien Segers, Maastricht University

33.Internship Supervision at a Dstance in Business Education
Bas Giesbers, Maastricht University
Laura Pirani, Maastricht University
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University

34.Can Empirical Research on Education be Replaced by Common Sense?
Bettina Fuhrmann, Vienna University of Economics and Business Admini

35.Preparing Students for International Study- the use of technology
Carol Dalglish, Queensland University of Technology

36.Implementation of Service-Learning in Business-School Curriculum: Reflections and Suggestions for Best Practices
Chelsea Willness, Brock University
Gillian Kemp, Brock University

37.Twitter as an Emerging Technology for Business School Students: Learning and Engagement in a Cross Cultural Environment
Timothy Shea, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Pamela Sherer, Providence College
Rosemary Quilling, University of KwaZulu-Natal
Craig Blewett, University of KwaZulu-Natal

38.Experiential Exercises and Action Learning for Teaching Project Management in and Undergraduate Business Program
Davar Rezania, Grant MacEwan University
Leslie Blyth, Grant MacEwan University

39.Experiential Learning in Accounting
Leslie Blyth, Grant MacEwan University

40.Reducing Attrition in Business Statistics Courses
Sheila Steinhauer-Mozejko, Grant MacEwan University
Jared Laneus, Grant MacEwan University
Davar Rezania, Grant MacEwan University

41.The Use of Personal Development Plans (PDPs) in organizations and the role of it’s perceived goal
Nina Ketels, Maastricht University
Simon Beausaert, Maastricht University
Mien Segers, Maastricht University

42.The MBA: A learning system in need of rethinking?
Sheila Cameron, Open University Business School

43.How Choose Students their Learning Tools, when Studying in a Blended Learning Environment?
Dirk Tempelaar, Maastricht University
Bart Rienties, Maastricht University
Bas Giesbers, Maastricht University

44.Tri-partnerships in Knowledge Transfer: supporting 3rd age entrepreneurial venture creation and development
Christopher Brown, University of Hertfordshire
Diane Proudlove, University of Hertfordshire

45.Accompaniment in a Validation of Asset of Experiment Process Based on Competencies: stakes and coaching contributions
Pierre-Yves Sanséau, Grenoble Ecole de Management
Sandrine Ansart, Grenoble Ecole de Management

46.Internationalisation of Study Programs in Austrian Higher Education
Christoph Schwarzl, Wirtschaftsuniversitaet Wien
Erich Hauer, Wirtschaftsuniversitaet Wien

47.A Comparison of the Implementation of Problem Based Learning and Real Case Project Work at Two Institutes as an Example of Practically Orientated Teaching Methods
Nadine Fauland, FHWien-Studiengänge der WKW
Christina Leitner, FHWien-Studiengaenge der WKW

48.Preparing Postgraduate Students for a Career in the Writing, Editing, and Publishing Industries
Roslyn Petelin, University of Queensland

49.Teachers as Pedagogic Entrepreneurs: A Special Case Study Applied to Teaching Biotechnology Management in a French Business School
David Rossi, Reims Champagne Ardenne University of Economics
Xavier Parisot, Groupe ESC Troyes

50.Why pupils think that students of Business education will (or will not) be good teachers
Johanna Winter, Wirtschaftsuniversitaet Wien
Christoph Schwarzl, Wirtschaftsuniversitaet Wien
Bettina Fuhrmann, Vienna University of Economics and Business Admini

51.Service Learning… How to ensure Service as well as Learning
Gillian Kemp, Brock University
Chelsea Willness, Brock University

52.Employers, Equalities and Higher Education
Rysia Reynolds, Southampton Solent University
Georgina Andrews, Southampton Solent University
Carolyn Potts, Southampton Solent University
Steve Gough, Southampton Solent University
Michelle Nardone, Southampton Solent University
Shahina Pervin, Southampton Solent University

53.Exploring Critical Challenges in Implementing the Development Centered Paradigm of Education
Mike McCuddy, Valparaiso University
Sandra Reeb-Gruber, INHOLLAND University

54.Social Change, Social Learning Design and Social Quality
Thomas Thijssen, Saxion Hogeschool
Rienk van Marle, Saxion Hogeschool

55.Exploring Authenticity in Student Perceptions
Rienk van Marle, Saxion Hogeschool
Thomas Thijssen, Saxion Hogeschool
M. Nije Bijvank, Saxion Hogeschool

56.Technology enhanced support for remedial maths: addressing the needs of heterogeneous cohorts of specialist engineering students.
Venkat Sastry, Cranfield University
Piers MacLean, Cranfield University

57.OpenScout: Competence Based Management Education with Community-Improved Open Educational Resources
Marco Kalz, Open University of the Netherlands
Marcus Specht, Open University of the Netherlands
Jan Pawlowski, University of Jykväskylä

58.Life is Fun: The Story of Henry - A black Caribbean Student Discovering his Identity.
Klaes Eringa, Stenden University

59.The Organizational Structure of Online Academic Advising. A case study
Eva Rimbau-Gilabert, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Maria J. Martínez-Argüelles, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Elisabet Ruiz-Dotras, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

60.Applying the Development Centered Paradigm in a Business Ethics Course
Mike McCuddy, Valparaiso University

61.Improving the Involvement of Higher Educational Institutions in Regional Learning Networks
Herman van den Bosch, Open Universiteit

62.Increasing Academic Success by Peermentoring and Tutoring!
Marieke Romers, Avans University
Wilma Hoedemakers, Avans University

63.The Role of Auto-Catalysis in Creativity in Human Networks at the Edge of Chaos
Peter McHardy, De Montfort University, Leicester Business School
Natalia Vershinina, De Montfort University, Leicester Business School

64.Enhancing Global Innovation and Creativity in the Classroom
Karina Jensen, ESCP Europe

65.ENTERPRISE EDUCATION: Can one cap fit all?
Mike Clements, Staffordshire University

66.Combining Formal and Informal Learning for Undergraduate Management Students Based in London
Martin Rich, Cass Business School, City of London
Ann Brown, City University,Cass Business School

67."How to Increase Openness to Dversity in the Best Engineering Schools in France?"
Dominique Serio, ISAE

68.Learning beyond Schooling: A Closer Look at Feedback within the Work-Related Social Network.
Janine van der Rijt, Maastricht University
Wim Gijselaers, Maastricht University
Piet van den Bossche, Maastricht University
Margje van de Wiel, Maastricht University
Mien Segers, Maastricht University

69.ENTERPRISE EDUCATION: Can one cap fit all?
Mike Clements, Staffordshire University

70.The Development of Informal Learning at the workplace: an example of a Public Administration in Catalonia (Spain).
Sergio Vasquez Bronfman, ESCP Europe

71.Crossing the border with portfolios: The case of business education
Karen Leonard, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne

72.Internationalization of Business Schools in Egypt: A Marketing Audit Perspective
Wael Kortam, Cairo University
Abeer Mahrous, Cairo University

73.Excellence in international education; a European context
Zuke van Ingen, INHOLLAND University

74.Developing an innovative informal learning capability for sector-wide management education
Clive Holtham, Cass Business School, City of London
Martin Rich, Cass Business School, City of London

75.Teaching Ethics on Hybrid Business Information Technology Courses
Valerie Flynn, London South Bank University

76.GEMIS: GEnder Mainstreaming in Informatics related Studies. An Experience Report
Thomas Mandl, University of Applied Sciences
Robert Pucher, University of Applied Sciences
Susanne Schwanzer, University of Applied Sciences

77.Meet the editors of Advances in Business Education & Training
Piet van den Bossche, Maastricht University
Wim Gijselaers, Maastricht University
Rick Milter, Johns Hopkins University

78.Relationships and Partnerships – the key to success: a case study of graduate internships
Jerry Allen, Thames Valley University

79.Digital inequality in the classroom ?
Nathalie Louisgrand-Thomas, ICAR-IDRAC
Jessica Lichy, ICAR-IDRAC

80.Deconstructing design for creative literacy in Business
Larissa Watson-Regan, De Montfort University, Leicester Business School

81.Energizing Your Workshop Delivery – No More Bored Participants!”
Julian Simmonds, Palo Alto Media Group

82.Leadership Facing Complex Organizations – Implications for a Re-Interpretation of Leadership Competence
Tanja Fandel-Meyer, University of St. Gallen

83.Two Options – One Virtual World: Does it make a difference whether we talk or chat in SecondLife?
Gwen Noteborn, Maastricht University
Martin Rehm, Maastricht University
Denver Mullican, N.A.

84.The value and impact of the two-tier cycle of independent business research influencing teaching and learning directly: The results of an investigation into the use of 360 degree feedback within organizations and how this can strengthen the business and m
Steve Reeve, University of Brighton
Phillip Morison, University of Brighton

85.Ethical Competence: the Roles and Responsibility of the Business and Management Higher Education Sector
Steve Reeve, University of Brighton
Jorj Kowszun, University of Brighton

86.Developing graduate employability through internships: new evidence from a UK university.
John McDonald, Thames Valley University
Chris Birch, Thames Valley University
Eva Thomaszczyk, Thames Valley University
Jerry Allen, Thames Valley University

87.Integrating Professional Skills into a Bachelor of Commerce Program
Lyle Benson, Grant MacEwan University
Diane Emberg, Grant MacEwan University

88.Challenging the Very Idea of Measuring Learning in the Professions: An interplay between a measure of learning strategies and learning theory
Alexandra Niculescu, Maastricht University
Jan Nijhuis, University of Maastricht