Multidisciplinary knowledge transfer in training multimedia projects

Freyens, Benoit; Martin, Marguerite

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Multidisciplinary knowledge transfer in training multimedia projects

Date

2007

Authors

Freyens, Benoit

Martin, Marguerite

Publisher

Emerald Group Publishing Ltd

Abstract

Purpose: Training multimedia projects often face identical knowledge-transfer obstacles that partly originate in the multidisciplinarity of the project team. The purpose of this paper is to describe these difficulties and the tools used to overcome them.