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Innovating Business Education: AI, Skill Development, and Hybrid and Blended Models

Innovating Business Education: AI, Skill Development, and Hybrid and Blended Models
Journal · pp. 1-424
Abstract

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement and shifting workforce demands, business education undergoes a transformative evolution. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI), a focus on skill development, and the rise of hybrid and blended learning models reshapes how future business leaders are trained. These innovations enhance the accessibility and personalization of education while aligning curricula with the needs of the global economy. As institutions adapt, the intersection of technology, pedagogy, and real-world application helps prepare future professionals. Innovating Business Education: AI, Skill Development, and Hybrid and Blended Models explores how emerging technologies like AI, along with evolving teaching methods such as hybrid and blended learning, transform the landscape of business education. It examines the shift toward practical, skills-based learning and how these innovations better prepare students for the demands of a changing global workforce. This book covers topics such as educational technology, professional development, and behavioral analytics, and is a useful resource for business owners, educators, computer engineers, academicians, researchers, and scientists. © 2026 by IGI Global Scientific Publishing. All rights reserved.

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Learning systems Teaching Engineering education Education computing Students artificial intelligence Personnel Skills development Educational technology Learning models Blended learning Technological advancement Business educations Personalizations Business leaders Blended models Hybrid learning Hybrid model
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Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, NH, United States
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