Abstract
The new approach about knowledge-based economy results in an increased demand for knowledge and communicative workers who are capable of higherorder thinking and reasoning to solve intricate problems in the work place. There is a need to build more cost-effective and efficient workplace learning and communication environments to meet both individual and organizational objectives. E-learning, defined as instructional, communicative content and learning experiences delivered by electronic technologies, including the Internet, intranets, extranets in this paper successfully breaks limitations of time, space and creates benefits, including reduced costs, regulatory compliance, meeting business needs and retraining of employees. This paper aims to discover to what extents internal communication using elearning assists organizational learning. Internal communication management seeks to achieve support from internal stakeholders through building two-way which is designed open, trusting and credible relationship with employees constituencies will follow. All employees feel valued and are supported in developing their knowledge, skills and potential. They are engaged at the earliest possible in influencing organizational decisions, sharing informations, learning and problem solving. E-learning, as a new internal communication tool, supplies communications processes up, down and across the organization which everyone understand clearly and can access readily. In this study, following a review of the internal and organizational communication literature, an empirical study was designed to evaluate the essences of experience relating to communication and e-learning within public and private organizations. A representative sample of employees will be interviewed with a questionnaire. Transcripts of interviews will be analyzed, coded and the essences of experience will collectively be synthesized in the description. Findings will be compared with the literature.
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