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Casenet.ca is a streaming video platform that hosts a collection of business teaching cases. It is all about helping teachers help students to become better decision makers. So why use our cases?

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  • Our cases are ideal for individual or group work, home-work assignments or in-class discussion.

  • Our cases are organized as YouTube playlists making access easy and fun

  • Using our cases involves minimal course preparation and lesson plan development time

  • YouTube’s closed captioning feature helps students with visual and auditory challenges. ​

Our cases are authentic and feature real individuals operating real businesses and organizations and dealing with real problems. They are decision focused!

Our Casenet.ca site offers a collection of short, easy to understand tutorials that are freely accessible and open to everyone.

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Prof. Vibert’s Favourites

We are excited to present Prof. Vibert's Favorite cases for you. Each case has been carefully selected for its outstanding features and exceptional performance. From innovative design to unparalleled functionality, these cases stand out in every aspect. Explore them now to find the perfect fit for your needs.

Kevin Peesker

Dell 1

Laura Fair

ABOUND Consulting

Blair Ryan

The Rounds 1

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Hearthstone Properties

Michael Melenchuk and his family recently faced a difficult business decison. The family business, Hearthstone Properties, was the owner/operator of four hotels located in Atlantic Canada that are part of a franchise network of a major global brand. The franchise contract was coming up for renewal on one of the properties in Nova Scotia. The issue facing the family was whether to renew or not to renew. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

Michael Melenchuk and his family recently faced a difficult business decison. The family business, Hearthstone Properties, was the owner/operator of four hotels located in Atlantic Canada that are part of a franchise network of a major global brand. The franchise contract was coming up for renewal on one of the properties in Nova Scotia. The issue facing the family was whether to renew or not to renew. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

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Heavenly Vines 1

Jamie Paquin is the owner of a Tokyo based wine importer and retailer Heavenly Vines Distinctive Canadian Wines. He markets the store as the world's only all Canadian wine store. The challenge that he seeks to over come in this multimedia case is how he can build positive awareness of Canadian wines among Japanese wine consumers. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

Jamie Paquin is the owner of a Tokyo based wine importer and retailer Heavenly Vines Distinctive Canadian Wines. He markets the store as the world's only all Canadian wine store. The challenge that he seeks to over come in this multimedia case is how he can build positive awareness of Canadian wines among Japanese wine consumers. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

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High Liner Foods 1

Henry Demone, CEO of High Liner Foods recently faced an issue involving a stakeholder organization. A week before the biggest seafood show in North America, SeaFood North America, which takes place in March in Boston, his company received a letter from the Animal Welfare Institute challenging High Liner Foods' procurement in Iceland because allegedly some of its Icelandic suppliers were engaged in whaling. As a result he and his team needed to think through a strategy for dealing with this challenge. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

Henry Demone, CEO of High Liner Foods recently faced an issue involving a stakeholder organization. A week before the biggest seafood show in North America, SeaFood North America, which takes place in March in Boston, his company received a letter from the Animal Welfare Institute challenging High Liner Foods' procurement in Iceland because allegedly some of its Icelandic suppliers were engaged in whaling. As a result he and his team needed to think through a strategy for dealing with this challenge. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.

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