Learning and researching with case studies: a student companion for business and management research

Table of content:
Introduction Section A: My Learning with Cases 1. What are case studies and why are they used for learning? 2. How do I prepare for a case discussion? 3. What types of case study are used in classes? 4. How do I analyse and evaluate my case? 5. So What? How has the case helped me to learn? 6. How can I learn through multi-media cases? 7. What is a live case? Section B: Using Cases for My Online Classes 8. Using cases for synchronous online learning 9. Remote distance learning with cases Section C: Using Cases for My Assessments 10. How do I use cases in assignments and exams? 11. How do I construct my own case for a class assignment? Section D: Using Cases for My Research 12. What types of qualitative case research approach should I adopt? 13. How do I gather my own case data? 14. How do I analyse and draw conclusions from my own case data? Section E: Case Resources 15. Further Resources to Support Case development
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This companion takes the student through the different approaches to working with cases in the classroom, virtually and for research purposes. Capturing insights and best practices shared by scholars of the case method from around the world, this book aims to:

equip students to work with and analyse case studies as part of their programme of study
adapt student approaches to online learning with cases
guide students on how to use case studies as a form of assessment
help students looking to adopt a case study approach to a research project
These aims are framed in the sections of the book. Each section contains reflections from academics across the world, personal insights and lessons learnt from case sessions, templates, and exercises to develop your own skills in learning or researching with cases. Full examples showcase the nature of cases by type and format: short incident, exercise case, situation case; single, sequential and digital cases.

This text is for undergraduate and postgraduate Business and Management students, those studying as part of executive education programmes, MBA students, and academics who are using or preparing to use case studies in their learning or research. Online resources include PowerPoint slides, video material and example case studies from around the world.
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