| Electronic and Blended Learning Approaches to Training in Strategic Business Decision Making |
| Veselina Jecheva, Evgeniya Nikolova, Mariya Neycheva Burgas Free University, 62 San Stefano Str., 8001, Burgas, Bulgaria |
| Abstract: The present paper introduces a survey of current trends in the electronic and blended learning approaches and their application in the contemporary education. As a case study, training in strategic business decision making conducted in Burgas Free University is presented. |
| Keywords: Business Decision Making, E-Learning, Blended Learning Electronic and Blended Learning Approaches to Training in Strategic Business Decision Making |
| DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jio/2019/9/2/43-49 |
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