Conferences and Events 

Teaching and Learning Conference at the Academy of Management

Seattle, WA, USA

Join Ivey Publishing for three interactive sessions on case teaching and writing at the Academy of Management's Teaching and Learning Conference

Sunday, August 7

9:30 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. PT 


Lessons from the Pandemic: A Delphi Study on Technology-Enabled Business Education

Many instructors have been incorporating technology in their classroom teaching, well before the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the need for online meeting platforms and being proficient in asynchronous or hybrid lesson planning. Since March 2020, educators have been on a crash course on implementing new technologies and revamping their course designs, with some instructors looking forward to the return of their pre-pandemic teaching style and others embracing the radical changes they’ve made. Our Delphi study tapped into the opinions of 23 experts across all disciplines of post-secondary business education whose roles are in academia, publishing, and consulting, and whose responses shed light on the technologies that enhance student learning and are worth maintaining as we gradually shift back to in-person teaching. To sustain the implementation of sensible technologies that engage students and have positive effects on student learning, our expert panel identified several strategies to mitigate challenges many educators face, from willingness to adopt technology to scarcity of funding and time. This interactive session will allow participants to engage directly with members from our expert panel.

Presenters:

Michael Cusumano, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Yael Grushka-Cockayne

Tawnya Means, University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign

Bill Chiano, Bentley University

Tiffany Bayley, Ivey Business School

Robert Austin, Ivey Business School

David Wood, Ivey Business School


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Sunday, August 7

10:30 a.m.-11:15 a.m. PT


Why does case teaching seem so hard and how do we overcome institutional barriers to a student centric learning model?

Teaching with cases can appear overwhelming, especially if you are teaching at an institution that does not embrace the case method. In this interactive session we will be examining some of the challenges and opportunities to teach with cases successfully.

Presenter: David Wood, Executive Director, Ivey Publishing


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Sunday, August 7

2:15 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. PT


A Publisher's Perspective: Roundtable discussion on keys to writing a great case

Are you new to case writing or want to fine tune your skills? Join Ivey Publishing for a casual roundtable discussion where we will share insights on what it takes to write a case that gets students talking. Begin constructing an opening paragraph, learn how to present a clear decision point, write a compelling case to captivate your students, or how to craft an effective teaching note.

Presenters: David Wood, Executive Director, Ivey Publishing

Violetta Gallagher, Manager, Product and Acquisition, Ivey Publishing


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Featured resources:

Author Resources

Case Author Resource Guide

Consent to Use Release Form

Citation Guidelines

Submission Guidelines

Writing Cases, 5th Edition / Learning with Cases, 5th Edition (Book Set)

Case Workshop Brochure


Teaching Resources

Ivey Publishing's 2021-22 Best Sellers

Ivey Publishing's 2021-22 Classics Collection

Student Guide to the Case Method

How to Learn with Cases

Teaching with Cases / Writing Cases / Learning with Cases: 3-book set