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Sharp, C.A. (2017) “Research Skill Development in the MBA Capstone Project: Tools for Facilitating Student Engagement” Paper presented at the I-MELT (International Models of Engaged Learning & Teaching) Conference 11-13 December 2017 (SharpIMELT2017paper) Introduces use of GAS in measuring student learning outcomes in MBA programs
Sharp, C.A. & Lewis, N.R. (1993) “Information Systems and Corporate Memory: Design for staff turn-over'”. Australian Journal of Information Systems, Sept., vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 75 – 83. (CorpMemLoss_Sharp+Lewis93) Introduces the concept of corporate memory loss and its exacerbation with staff turn-over.
Sharp, C.A. (1994), “Evaluation organisational learning: An organisational culture consistency meter” Paper presented at: Evaluation: Making Performance Count: Proceedings of the Australasian Evaluation Society: International Conference, National Convention Centre, Canberra, 23 September, 1994. pp.419 – 425. (NECORG_Culture94) Introduces the use of Computer Aided Text Analysis (CATA) to evaluate organisational culture values in strategy documents
Sharp, C.A. 1996a, “Are theories of organisational learning necessary – Yet? Surfacing dilemmas of an ‘International learning race’ affecting public sector management” in Aranjo, L.,  Burgouyne, J., &  Easterby-Smith, M. (Eds.) Proceedings of the Symposium on Organisational Learning. Part 2 (Paper 33)   Lancaster, Lancaster University, 1 – 3 September. (sharp_OrgLg_PublicSector) Critiques theories of organisational learning
Sharp, C.A. 1996b, “Evaluation of Organisational Learning in the Public Sector: An organisational culture consistency meter?” in Aranjo, L.,  Burgouyne, J., &  Easterby-Smith, M. (Eds.) Proceedings of the Symposium on Organisational Learning. Part 2 (Paper 34)   Lancaster, Lancaster University, 1 – 3 September. (ORGLGC96) Further information on the use of Computer Aided Text Analysis (CATA) to evaluate organisational culture values in strategy documents
Sharp, C.A. 1996c, “Can organisations learn while suffering corporate memory loss?” Paper invited to the Second International Symposium on Organisational Learning, Department of Management Learning Lancaster University, U.K. September. (ORGLGM96) Further information on the concept of corporate memory loss and its exacerbation with staff turn-over.
Sharp, C.A. & Moller, J. (2001). “Evaluation of Organizational Learning Intervention and Communities of Practice.” Refereed Paper in proceedings of AES International Evaluation Conference, Canberra, October, 2001. (commy_of_pract_2001) Introduces an evaluation of an  organisational Community of Practice program