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October 27, 2005
In the Mail This Week
Received an email from Carl Drott at Drexel University. Carl, who's made several thought-provoking comments to items on this blog, is on sabbatical in Budapest, Hungary (intriguing pictures and commentary on his blog). He sent along these links 1, 2, to a site concerning student-written case studies. As Carl said in his email, they seem to be more general business, MBA-level links, but there might be some interesting ways for the undergraduate MIS class to use them or write cases, too.
One idea relating to a topic above: Ask the students to find and describe innovative applications of IS to a business case. Maybe use an existing case and ask how innovative applications could deal with a case problem, or maybe take a company and ask the students to write a case on how an innovative IS could facilitate the company's competitive strategy.
Food for thought!
Posted by DavidK at October 27, 2005 08:36 AM | Permalink