Lesson II: Case Study Content and Design
Overview
In this module you will learn about the different types of case studies, theoretical perspectives, and the design of a case study. By the end of the module you will be ready to create your own case studies.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the different types of case studies
- Identifying a theoretical perspective
- Understanding the design of a case study
Assignments:
Read/View
- Review Colorado State University's "Designing a Case Study" article (contents to review: Under "Types and design concerns", Types of case studies, Identifying a theoretical perspective, and Designing a case study)
- On your KNILT page, utilize your case study topic and decide the type of case study (Illustrative, Exploratory, Cumulative or Critical) you will be designing and why.
- Discuss with fellow students on the Case Study Discussion Board.
Discuss:
Discuss the differences and uses of a certain type of case study (choose one), discuss one of the three theories (Individual, Organizational or Social) as it pertains to the classroom.
Do:
- Review Colorado State University's "Designing a Case Study" article (contents to review: Under "Types and design concerns", Types of case studies, Identifying a theoretical perspective, and Designing a case study)
- On your KNILT page, utilize your case study topic and decide the type of case study (Illustrative, Exploratory, Cumulative or Critical) you will be designing and why.
- After reviewing the reading selections for this module please post to the discussion board:
Content:
[Colorado State University's "Designing a Case Study"]