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Research on the Blended Experiential Learning Mode of Business Administration Talents in Universities

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At present, there are problems with insufficient application of teaching technology and in-depth experience-based learning practice in the cultivation of business management talents in universities, which cannot adapt to the heterogeneous needs of industrial and commercial enterprises for management talents with high-innovation and practical ability in the VUCA era. Based on the emerging technology, this paper proposes to build a blended experiential learning mode whose operating mechanism centered on "case teaching + virtual simulation experiment + immersive practical teaching + industry-university-research joint training", and to take human resource management as an example. The blended experiential learning mode proposes measures to strengthen the construction of a double-qualified teacher team, update teaching concepts, optimize situational teaching content, and innovate intelligent teaching methods.

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      WSSE '20: Proceedings of the 2nd World Symposium on Software Engineering
      September 2020
      329 pages
      ISBN:9781450387873
      DOI:10.1145/3425329

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