The Society for Human Resource Management is a member site, but students can join for a reduced fee. This is a professional associate that provides its members an extensive set of materials on Global Human Resource Management topics.The site also offers a Global Forum link that discuss compelling topics such as Global Business Emphasizes Corporate Citizenship, China Joins west in HR Outsourcing Partnership and India's talent War: An Update. The forum offers news, bulletin boards, discussion e-list, links, an email newsletter, access to the newsletter of the World Federation of Personnel Associations Magazine.
Type of Material:
Reference Material
Recommended Uses:
This material is designed as a reference for professionals dealing with issues concerning international HR management. However, many of the articles provided are on topical issues that could certainly be the basis of excellent class discussion or could be very useful sources for research papers.
Technical Requirements:
Standard internet browser and membership in SHRM.
Identify Major Learning Goals:
This is not a teaching module, but a reference site. The site could serve as a way to socialize and inform students in human resource management.
Target Student Population:
Students specializing in HR
Prerequisite Knowledge or Skills:
Completion of a survey course in Human Resource Management.
Content Quality
Rating:
Strengths:
The site has a wealth and variety of articles on HRM. There is also access to WorldWatch which provides information on cultural and legal issues in global economies. The information is updated on a regular basis.
Concerns:
The site requires paid membership. It is not student oriented. The materials are not always very rigorous from an academic perspective.
Potential Effectiveness as a Teaching Tool
Rating:
Strengths:
There are many links to useful articles are topical global issues that address the most pertinent concerns of those working in the field of HR. It brings HR to life when students can read about the issues impacting HR professionals who are working in the field.
Concerns:
The site is more focused on working professionals and is not intended for students.
Ease of Use for Both Students and Faculty
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Strengths:
The site is professionally design and maintained. Appealing and easy to use.
Concerns:
None noted.
Creative Commons:
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