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Developing and testing student oriented case studies

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Developing and testing student oriented case studies

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Purpose To provide insights into approaches for conceptualising and producing case studies that will be appropriate for inclusion in educational and training programmes. Designmethodologyapproach The efficacy of a new process adopted in case writing, through front loading production of the teaching note, is described. An analogy is derived with crossword puzzle compilation and an approach to developing entertaining cases from the creative industries sector is provided. Experiences are recounted on production and use in classroomexamination sessions of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance studies. Findings Conclusions are drawn from primary research undertaken with nine cohorts, totalling over 320 students, undergraduategraduate, spread over three university campuses, in relation to the effectiveness of the case assessment process in endofterm examinations. Research limitationsimplications The existing academic literature provides a limited information base on topics concerned with case writing and experiences in regard to student performances in case study discussion sessionsassessment procedures. The implication is that further original research is called for in the area. Practical implications Educators and trainers must be more immediately concerned with establishing the particular roles that case studies can play within their programmes. They should also ensure that the cost effectiveness of case production systems is optimised. Originalityvalue The paper fulfils a number of identified needs, including development of a more efficient method of case writing and supplementation of the limited knowledge base within the current literature on the topics covered. This is particularly so in regard to the efficacy of the case method in terms of student learning and assessment processes.

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