"Jean Barbazette's eight-step procedure and ready-to-use case studies will immediately increase your training effectiveness. This book is an essential addition to every trainer's bookshelf."
— Sivasailam Thiagarajan, author, Design Your Own Games and Activities

"Wow! What a practical and complete book on the development and use of case studies. I wish I had it years ago when I was teaching management and using case studies."
— Donald L. Kirkpatrick, professor emeritus, University of Wisconsin

"Interactive teaching-learning works. Jean Barbazette has created a wonderful, easy-to-apply volume that allows us to broaden our training repertoire instantly. What a rich source for developing and running cases."
— Harold D. Stolovitch, emeritus professor, Instructional and Performance Technology, Universite de Montreal; clinical professor, Human Performance at Work, University of Southern California; and principal, HAS Learning & Performance Solutions LLC

"Jean Barbazette's latest book is a must for every instructional designer's tool kit."
— Richard G. Wong, manager, training and development, Orange County Transportation Authority

"You can't get more practical than this book! It is filled with how-to's, templates, checklists, and actual cases which can be used, as is, in your own training programs. This book is the 'one-stop shop' for creating and using case studies."
— Dana Gaines Robinson, coauthor, Performance Consulting

"Chock-full of great examples, important cautions, and wonderful lessons of experience, Jean helps her readers not only write better case studies, but also understand their use as a critical learning tool."
— Beverly Kaye, founder and CEO, Career Systems International, coauthor, Love 'Em or Lose 'Em: Getting People to Stay and author, Up is Not the Only Way

"A must read if you want learning to be active. It's an extremely clear, step-by-step guide that will shorten your preparation time, yet enhance your creativity as a case study writer. No serious trainer can be without it."
— Mel Silberman, author, Active Training and 101 Ways to Make Training Active