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Multimedia Training: Why Some use it and Some Do Not

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Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation Educational Technology and E-Learning Education, Management, Technology, Human Resources

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Forms of interactive multimedia, including CD-ROM, DV-I, Laserdisc, and virtual reality, have given a new perspective to training in many industries. As the hospitality industry and other service industries continue to grow, these forms of technology are becoming of increasing interest as organizations strive to deliver more efficient and effective services to customers and employees

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1992Turnover and What to Do About It 1992The Standard World of 2005 1985Some Considerations for Hospitality Training Programs 1986Adult learning theory and hospitality industry training

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