KOMBIZ97 - virtual lab experiment
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Abstract
With the advent of easy available internet and intranet technologies it became possible to redesign concept of building highly valuable managerial skills in real business problems solving using managerial games and make it part of modern, very easy to use and well equipped learning environment. The KOMBIZ97 experiment presented below is growing up every year experiment on setting up such an environment and using throughout more and more courses offered by the Cracow Academy of Economics (CUE).
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Skrzypek J., Szubra M., (1997), TEES-2 Symulacyjna gra decyzyjna, POLTEXT Warszawa
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Skrzypek J. (1998), Laboratorium wirtualne, Zeszyty Naukowe AE w Krakowie
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June 1999
214 pages
ISBN:1581130872
DOI:10.1145/305786
- Chairmen:
- Carl Erickson,
- Tadeusz Wilusz,
- Mats Daniels,
- Renée McCauley,
- Editor:
- Bill Manaris
Sept. 1999212 pages
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