IFSAM Conversation Letter 2 on 16th Congress
20 November 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a process that was already underway – the much greater use of information technology in management education. Digital platforms became essential in delivering education programmes, and it is not clear what delivery models will be adopted once COVID-19 recedes. In addition, technologies such as augmented and virtual reality are becoming more mainstream, offering further new possibilities. What might be the future of these technologies in management education? And how could these future technology trajectories affect the competitive positioning of business & management schools across the world, given their differing access to resources, technological infrastructures and student groups served? This RT will explore such issues.
Chair
Laura Michelini
Lumsa Rome University
Italy
Co-Chair
Maria Cinque
Lumsa Rome University
Italy
Panelist
Joellen Coryell
Texas State
USA
Panelist
Adriana Amaya
ESPAE Escuela de Negócios
Ecuador
Panelist
Rikke Toft Nørgård
Danish School of Education
Aarhus University
Denmark
Panelist
Robert MacIntosh
Northumbria University
UK