This article describes the Distinctive Displays caseplay.Acaseplay is a learning technology that combines the problem-solving elements of traditional business cases with the behavioral requirements of experiential role-plays. In the Distinctive Displays caseplay, participants act out a management case by negotiating a merger between two exhibit design companies. Participants are required not only to develop solutions to case problems, but they must also carry out the implementation of the solutions.
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