Research Guides: MGMT 386 / 505 Organizational Behavior &amp; Theory (Frye): Training Activity Sources

Find Training Activity Books & Ebooks in the Library Catalog

The EMU Library offers many books & eBooks that describe training activities.
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Books24x7 EBooks

Books24X7 has some electronic books with HR training excercises. You might find these in the Library Catalog. You can also go directly to Books24x7 and search the full text of the ebook pages.

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Selected eBooks with Activities & Tools

Note you can find more books with exercises and assessments in the EMU Library catalog and by searching Books24x7.

The 2012 Pfeiffer Annual - Training by Elaine Biech (Editor)
Offers experiential learning activities; inventories, questionnaires, & surveys; and articles on training.
Each year has different exercises.
The 2012 Pfeiffer Annual - Consulting by Elaine Biech (Editor)
The 2012 Pfeiffer Consulting Annual is a toolkit of ideas, methods, techniques, and models that support your work as an internal or external organizational consultant. The Inventories, Questionnaires, and Surveys section contains tools to help respondents take an objective look at themselves or their organizations and determine how a particular theory applies to their situations.
The 2011 Pfeiffer Annual - Training by Elaine Biech
Offers experiential learning activities; inventories, questionnaires, & surveys; and articles on training.
Each year has different exercises.
Jolts! Activities to Wake up and Engage Your Participants by Sivasailam Thiagarajan; Tracy Tagliati
The forty-seven games and activities in Jolts! are interactive and emotionally charged-carefully chosen for their ability to make participants think, and think differently.

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