Find out how to access and use Case Studies and teaching notes, and discover the Emerald cases hub, where you will find resources on how to write a quality case study and increase your chances of publication.
How do I find the right Case Studies on Emerald Insight?
- You can search and browse content within our cases portfolio via the Cases gateway page.
- From the search results page, you can filter by case provider and the subject area – helping the user to get to case studies most relevant for their needs
- You can also filter by country to surface regionalised content may be needed for particular courses, groups of students or lecturers.
Using Individual Case Studies and Teaching Notes
- Once on an individual case, the case name, author(s) and case provider are in the main publication information.
- Nearly all cases studies are accompanied by a teaching note which is designed to support faculty and deliver the case in practice.
- You can find the relevant teaching note at the top of the case study under "Connected Content".
Teaching note availability is visible to everyone but only accessible to faculty members. In order to access a teaching note, the user will need a faculty profile which can be granted by the library administrator
How can I develop my skills with the Emerald case hub?
By setting up a profile on the Emerald cases hub, authors, teaching staff, and students can access a series of free, comprehensive, online modules that cover all aspects of writing, teaching and learning with case studies.
Learning with case studies: This module takes students through the steps involved in reading and analysing a case and preparing for discussion before coming to class.
Teaching a case study: The pathways in this collection help case study teachers prepare for a case study lesson, facilitate a discussion in class, and teach a case study lesson online.
Writing a case study: The courses in this series provide valuable tips on writing a case study and teaching notes that asks students to propose solutions to real management challenges.
The Emerald cases hub has been developed with our Emerald cases editorial team, experienced case writers, and teachers.