Research That Makes the Case for Using Cases

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Cases have a long tradition in business education, with a robust body of scholarship supporting their use. They been used for years as part of medical education’s problem-based learning approaches and more recently in undergraduate science education. The National Center for Case Study Use in Science has a website full of resources, including many actual cases. In fact, it’s hard to imagine a discipline where cases couldn’t be used.

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