What we offer in our workshops.

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Ivey Publishing Case Method Workshops feature hands-on, interactive and immersive learning experiences.

The case method is a powerful teaching method using cases to analyze the business issues managers face every day – not fictitious scenarios but actual real-world problems. Ivey’s commitment to real-world knowledge and teaching expertise develops extraordinary leaders and extraordinary careers. Our Case Workshops immerse participants in the case method. Participation, interaction, case analysis and use are all key features in the workshop.


Ivey Publishing Custom Workshops: Learn together, close to home For decades, Ivey has utilized case-based learning and has become a global leader in not only case publishing, but promoting the case method. Over 15,000 participants have benefited from and enjoyed the practical focus found in our workshops, bringing the case method to classrooms at colleges and universities in more than 60 countries.

Why a custom workshop? Participants from your institution can immerse themselves in an interactive workshop facilitated by an experienced Ivey faculty member and author hosted either in person at the location of your choice or online, on the platform of your preference. Our team can develop and present content specific to the needs of your institution and faculty. The length and number of participants is flexible and based on your objectives of the workshop. The best part, attendees not only learn from an Ivey facilitator, but also learn from each other, sharing classroom best practices and their case experiences.

What to Expect in the Case Writing Workshop:
  • Case Focus Choices: Understanding how to select and refine the focus of your case study.
  • Case Plan Preparation: Structuring your case study and preparing a comprehensive plan for research.
  • Preparation for Field Work: Strategies for conducting interviews, gathering data, and conducting field research.
  • Opening Paragraph Assessment: Crafting an engaging and informative opening paragraph for your case study.
  • Gathering Additional Data: Techniques for collecting relevant and valuable data to strengthen your case study.
  • Challenges in Case Writing: Addressing common obstacles and difficulties encountered during the case writing process.
  • Abstract and Objectives Creation: Crafting a clear and concise abstract, as well as defining the objectives of your case study.
  • Guidelines on Submitting Cases to Ivey Publishing: Understanding the submission process and adhering to the guidelines for publication.

What to Expect in the Case Teaching Workshop:
 
  • Understanding Case Methodology: Exploring the principles and techniques behind case-based teaching and learning.
  • Case Selection and Preparation: Learning how to select appropriate cases for your teaching objectives and how to prepare them effectively for classroom use.
  • Facilitation Techniques: Developing skills in facilitating class discussions, managing group dynamics, and encouraging active participation among students.
  • Teaching Notes and Resources: Understanding the role of teaching notes and supplementary materials in enhancing the effectiveness of case discussions.
  • Assessment Strategies: Exploring methods for evaluating student understanding, participation, and critical thinking skills within the context of case-based learning.
  • Integration with Curriculum: Discovering how to integrate case studies seamlessly into your course curriculum and align them with course objectives.
  • Feedback and Reflection: Providing constructive feedback to students and fostering a culture of reflection to enhance learning outcomes.
Best Practices in Case Teaching: Drawing on examples and case studies of successful case teaching practices from experienced educators.