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USC case study app

Paper cases become interactive lessons students work through, not only read.

3h Time saved
25% Efficiency up
~$4K Future $ / yr

What we built

A class helper for a USC master's program. The teacher keeps their paper case studies. We turn them into interactive sessions with choices, prompts, and feedback.

Result

Less prep per case, more student engagement. Faculty reuse the same source case next term without rebuilding from zero.

Demo

See it in action.

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Case Lab

USC master's classroom

Live demo
From the professor's own case

Paper cases, played live.

Students stop skimming and start deciding.

Read Decide Defend Debrief

01 · Start from paper

Meridian_Freight_Case.pdf 14 pages · the original, unchanged
Loaded

The professor keeps the case they already teach. We wire it into a live session.

02 · Decision point

Decision 2 of 5 · You are the COO

Your main linehaul partner just raised rates 18%. What's your move?

A Absorb the increase, protect the relationship
B Renegotiate with a volume commitment Your call
C Split lanes across two regional carriers

Every student commits before discussion opens.

03 · The room, revealed

A 18%
B 54%
C 28%

Cold-call the 18%. The best debates start where the room splits.

04 · Pressure test

Follow-up

A volume commitment locks you in for a year. What breaks if demand dips 20%?

The case pushes back the way the professor would. No one coasts on a lucky guess.

05 · Instructor view

Completed 96% before class
Avg session 22m per student
Toughest call D2 the rate-hike split
Decision points 5 in this case

See where the class struggled before the debrief starts.

Same case. New energy.

Update the source case next term; the session updates itself.

1 Source case
5 Decisions
96% Completed

Education · Interactive cases

USC Case Lab

The professor's paper case becomes a session students play through: decision points, a live class vote, and follow-up questions that pressure-test every answer.

  • Decision points
  • Class vote
  • Follow-ups
  • Instructor view

How it works

Straight to the point.

  1. Start with the paper case Use the case the teacher already has
  2. Mark decision points Where students choose, debate, or commit
  3. Run it live Students work the case in class
  4. Reuse next term Update the source case, keep the structure