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Case Method Teaching: Suggestions for Practice

James J. Dowd Jr.
Pages 44-47 | Published online: 09 Oct 2015

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Randall G. Chapman. (1995) Current Case Study Presentations in MBA Marketing Courses. Marketing Education Review 5:1, pages 53-59.
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Subhadip Roy & Pratyush Banerjee. (2012) Understanding students’ experience of transition from lecture mode to case-based teaching in a management school in India. Journal of Educational Change 13:4, pages 487-509.
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Keith Rollag. (2010) Teaching Business Cases Online Through Discussion Boards: Strategies and Best Practices. Journal of Management Education 34:4, pages 499-526.
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