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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.
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Our cases are organized as YouTube playlists making access easy and fun
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Using our cases involves minimal course preparation and lesson plan development time
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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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Red Dragon Marketing 1
In this multimedia case Lori Cox discusses a challenge she had to over come when managing Red Dragon Marketing a company that previously operated from Windsor, Nova Scotia. One of her company's key competitive advantages was the ability to use a licensed software that allowed measurement and execution of marketing campaigns for clients. In recent months that software has increased in price by 30% because of the US dollar to Canadian dollar currency exchange. As a small company that has made it difficult to be able to offer price competitive solutions. Lori and her team need to figure out a solution to this dilemma. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.
Red Planet Group
Catherine Lee is the Project Director with Red Planet Group, Sdn Bhd, a GIS solutions provider located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. From time to time on large projects, her company runs into the same problem. Typically, clients choose to be responsible for creating the physical infrastructure needed to successfully complete projects. All too often the delivery of needed physical hardware or its’ set up is delayed, often by three or four months. Frequently these same delays can be traced back to procurement or management shortcomings with the project. Catherine’s challenge is to come up with a solution for these recurring problems. Visit casenet.ca from Acadia University for more decision focused video business case studies and to learn how you can use our cases in your classroom.
Revival Seeds 1
Mallory Byrka is co-founder of Revival Seeds a seed grower located in Middleton, Canada. During the summer of 2020 when Covid 19 was spreading quickly, her small business was striving to launch its retail website. At that time, she discovered that a previously reliable supplier of seed packages was no longer able to meet critical delivery deadlines thus putting at risk the launch of the website at a point in time when demand sees was highest. Her challenge was to clearly identify the options facing the company and how to proceed. Visit casenet.ca for more free, open access decision focused video teaching cases from Acadia University.
