Feedback Results

Application

Overall Learning Experience (1-5)

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Best part of the case

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Recommended changes

date

browser

Are you interested in asynch. online ed.

How should it be delivered (CD/WEB/BOTH)

Reasonable price for asynch

Are you interested in synch. online ed.

Reasonable price for synch

Enron good model

VDOTStudent

i could never get it to play

4/13/2013 11:41:58 PM

WaitOrBuyStudent

time counting

not much pre-application instruction

provide a mock-up step-by-step training first

sfngac@ust.hk

3/24/2013 2:17:02 AM

WaitOrBuyStudent

2/12/2013 10:42:23 AM

Stainmasterstudent

2/10/2013 12:57:55 PM

Stainmasterstudent

2/9/2013 8:13:23 PM

Stainmasterstudent

2/8/2013 5:50:33 PM

2/4/2013 12:51:11 AM

EnronStudent

The fall

The videos

Add a recap of the Case

raffa007@msn.com

1/25/2013 3:35:05 AM

12/30/2012 7:58:27 AM

11/23/2012 10:24:46 PM

10/6/2012 4:20:54 AM

10/4/2012 1:23:45 AM

10/2/2012 4:34:53 PM

10/2/2012 12:44:37 AM

10/1/2012 9:32:38 PM

10/1/2012 6:53:37 PM

9/30/2012 8:51:24 PM

9/29/2012 5:40:46 PM

9/26/2012 2:43:32 PM

OperationsInstitutionUser

9/26/2012 7:25:38 AM

9/19/2012 8:25:50 AM

9/17/2012 5:23:06 PM

9/10/2012 5:19:07 PM

9/7/2012 11:26:54 PM

ForecastingEngineForecastingEngineV1

you got log off after a couple of minutes and lost the info you had worked in

no log off

CorreaC14@darden.virginia.edu

9/7/2012 5:32:54 PM

9/4/2012 5:56:56 PM

VDOTStudent

nothing

all

none

n/a

8/30/2012 11:26:13 PM

8/30/2012 1:26:49 PM

VDOTStudent

no comment

None

akaspian3695@yahoo.com

8/28/2012 6:49:55 PM

8/27/2012 1:44:14 PM

8/27/2012 11:32:31 AM

8/26/2012 7:57:22 PM

8/24/2012 11:57:10 AM

8/20/2012 11:21:17 AM

8/20/2012 1:03:52 AM

Deepwater HorizonStudent

8/15/2012 11:18:29 PM

SixDegreesV2student

Nzunigao@gmail.com

8/15/2012 12:30:52 AM

Deepwater HorizonStudent

high quality video and well done

I wish there was an ending or someplace to go after watching all the periphery videos in order to wrap up

looked good

8/14/2012 6:57:37 PM

8/12/2012 2:52:43 AM

8/3/2012 10:36:46 PM

7/31/2012 11:33:19 AM

VDOTStudent

Point no one.

all essential.

None.

7/27/2012 2:15:51 PM

7/23/2012 8:52:06 PM

7/19/2012 6:16:15 PM

7/12/2012 3:02:31 PM

VDOTStudent

Couldn't view.

Couldn't view

Sucks, complaining to my school about your garbage.

7/8/2012 8:06:44 PM

6/16/2012 11:17:07 AM

Turning GearsStudent

How about being able to reset your darn password and have technical support over the weekend when I have time to work on my school work when i am not working full time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why can't I resent my own password? What kind of computer program / simulation does not have a password reset option!

Yes

4/14/2012 1:27:13 PM

ForecastingEngineForecastingEngineV1

4/11/2012 10:42:21 PM

3/17/2012 11:07:49 AM

First-Year ForestStudent

3/13/2012 8:21:04 PM

First-Year ForestStudent

That it showed me a step-by-step approach on how to build the decision trees and solve the problems

Maybe incorporate a voice explanation of the problems.

efremovv13@darden.virginia.edu

3/12/2012 11:57:26 PM

First-Year ForestStudent

step by step application of concepts

very tiny font size

3/8/2012 9:15:40 PM

VDOTStudent

Once you could find how to play the video it was a good break up of each section, but I could never find the link to read the case.

Never finding the link to read the case. Had to call tech support to make the vidro play.

Have everything on the first page that comes up

jammerswife@hotmail.com

2/26/2012 5:33:16 PM

2/26/2012 5:20:53 PM

VDOTStudent

to get an easy way to find the video. Still all my class is trying to find the video that you have in some place of the page. i will try with internet explorer, with google chrome, mozila, but nothing works.

jalcantara59@gmail.com

2/22/2012 12:04:59 AM

2/20/2012 10:41:40 PM

SnappleStudent_Web

Check your code and make sure that it is working correctly. It always detect my Chrome as Netscpae 5 and my Windows 7 as Windows NT. These repeated incompatibility messages are annoying

guptar13@darden.virginia.edu

2/18/2012 11:18:23 AM

WaitOrBuyStudent

2/13/2012 9:49:59 PM

PrisonersDilemmaEnginePlayer

Simplicity.

None.

We finished the simulation in 10 minutes and then were told to "wait for further instructions" which never came. Please fix this...we weren't sure if there was another round or not to the simulation.

2/7/2012 8:14:59 PM

PrisonersDilemmaEnginePlayer

People don't read tech notes.

State the objective first. (Max profit, or beat competitor? )

2/7/2012 7:25:19 PM

2/4/2012 11:26:03 PM

12/13/2011 2:11:03 PM

VDOTStudent

12/9/2011 4:06:58 PM

VDOTStudent

I could not access anything but the help, credits and feedback. I could not get to the videos or the written case and I followed all of the instructions.

Read answer above.

Make it accessible.

khinton03@my.gcu.edu

12/5/2011 11:02:46 AM

DMBAll_users

11/14/2011 6:52:10 AM

DMBAll_users

11/14/2011 6:52:03 AM

HybridStudent

11/10/2011 9:10:40 PM

Northrup GrummanStudent

It froze when I asked it to display PDF fukes

Fix the above.

bcorwin@rhsmith.umd.edu

10/31/2011 12:34:24 PM

SixDegreesV2student

The support with a problem I had. Thank you

No comments

It is very friendly and easy to use so I don´t have additional recommendations

nzunigao@gmail.com

9/30/2011 10:06:12 AM

9/17/2011 5:23:35 AM

ForecastingEngineForecastingEngineV1

It allows you to take a look at the chart that shows your decisions.

Sometimes it generates mistakes. Won't allow to go through with mistakes.

escardocuadrae13@darden.virginia.edu

9/16/2011 1:42:58 PM

9/14/2011 2:07:27 PM

9/1/2011 8:04:23 PM

8/20/2011 12:06:40 AM

8/14/2011 4:01:14 AM

8/9/2011 1:52:30 PM

7/25/2011 8:47:16 PM

7/25/2011 1:03:25 AM

7/24/2011 5:39:43 AM

7/23/2011 8:41:13 PM

7/23/2011 10:08:21 AM

7/22/2011 6:38:12 PM

7/22/2011 4:13:15 PM

EnronStudent

All was fantastic

I enjoy every part of it.

Wriiten word to catch pronounciation of each.

7/5/2011 2:36:22 PM

5/8/2011 5:32:59 PM

4/22/2011 4:44:13 PM

First-Year ForestStudent

3/10/2011 1:22:14 PM

3/9/2011 5:33:58 PM

First-Year ForestStudent

3/4/2011 8:45:43 PM

VDOTStudent

Having to click on each part of the presentation

2/26/2011 1:38:34 PM

WaitOrBuyStudent

It was better than the buyer part

Too long

If choice is made, timing should be shorter

2/14/2011 10:49:20 PM

WaitOrBuyStudent

easy to use

i have to click on the sales that blocks my vision

have the sales charts on the same page

2/14/2011 10:39:32 PM

WaitOrBuyStudent

Easy to understand.

It was too long. Although you made a choice you still had to wait for the time to consume.

If choice made, skip to result. Less periods.

apeinado-sanchez@business.queens.ca

2/14/2011 10:23:27 PM

KalashnikovFaculty

Slide show

2/11/2011 4:21:35 AM

Ocean CoveStudent

The videos were great...easy to navigate through them and get an idea of how they fit into the overall business.

Not really associated with the multimedia section but I think we could have done more with this case than just order quantities.

Can't think of one worth mentioning

lundm12@darden.virginia.edu

1/24/2011 11:28:18 PM

Deepwater HorizonStudent

ruize11@darden.virginia.edu

1/9/2011 2:18:55 PM

BETStudent

TEST -ft

telegdyf@darden.virginia.edu

1/4/2011 11:17:57 AM

PricingGamePricingGameV2_0v2.0.0

10/27/2009 3:14:45 PM

10/27/2009 3:11:06 PM

McCollStudent

10/19/2009 4:52:45 PM

10/7/2009 1:45:56 AM

EnronWeatherStudent

vivid visual aid fun

the explanation of too detailed parts

to be more comic

ceopat@gmail.com

9/23/2009 10:09:20 PM

Turning GearsStudent

9/23/2009 8:52:56 AM

Stainmasterstudent

linked in video clips! and they were checked off when I watched them!

couldn't make the video full screen (but really not a big deal, just a nice to have)

nothing!

9/23/2009 12:54:30 AM

Stainmasterstudent

9/22/2009 11:01:01 PM

PricingGameAdminPricingGameV2_0v2.0.0

just another test

just a test

englerd@darden.virginia.edu

9/18/2009 11:00:02 AM

PricingGameAdminPricingGameV2_0v2.0.0

it was great (this is just a test)

it was great

englerd@darden.virginia.edu

9/18/2009

PricingGameAdminPricingGameV2_0v2.0.0

just a test

englerd@darden.virginia.edu

9/18/2009

DMBAll_users

Really excellent all around. Great presentation that matched the cool factor of the band.

This sentence has an extra S after Matthews': Beyond Matthews's songwriting, the virtuosity of each musician was impressive in its own right.

masseya04@alum.darden.edu

9/10/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

the end

8/29/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

It should advance once all 6 are sold rather than letting the clock continue.

crowderd10@darden.virginia.edu

8/29/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

8/28/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

8/28/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

8/28/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

8/28/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

Having a time application that forces you to react quickly is good for simulating real life.

I could not figure out how to access any data other than the graph with the period, net savings and budget on top. I thought we would be able to sort data and see sales info? If so, this was not evident to me. Further, when I elected to ship during Mon-Wed, the savings was $499. I expected this to be vs. budget, so $1k. Their appeared to be a disconnect between the directions and simulation.

Addressing the issues I noted in #5. above.

8/26/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

I may have mis-read the instructions but it sounded like we would be able to see data during the simulation on sales and shipments purchased at different prices to help us make better decisions. I saw this in the demo version but not in the game play version vs. the computer.

8/26/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

This seemed to work a lot better than the "buyer" version. The graphs below were very helpful as was the table to the right.

8/26/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

8/26/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

the simulation was too long and no data was made available to me shipping before wednesday should have amde me 1000 but only ever made 500

8/26/2009

8/4/2009

8/3/2009

6/17/2009

Regression ModelStudent

6/13/2009

Turning GearsStudent

I don't understand the scoring.

I would make a better connection of the decision data to the business and ethical consequences

5/25/2009

4/22/2009

WhistlerFaculty

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pxunzc@ssmiwl.com

4/22/2009

Turning GearsStudent

4/6/2009

Turning GearsStudent

Emails to view and read through quickly without having to wait on the slower video presentations

Unable to download PDFs at home so had to use a public computer to compelte. I realize most people have this capability but it would be nice for the entire simulation to be completed without having to navigate away from the main program.

The feedback/simulation scores were not clear. The consequences of the decisions that deemed the responses to either exceed or not meet expectations were not clearly defined.

4/6/2009

Turning GearsStudent

4/4/2009

3/29/2009

Turning GearsStudent

scenarios seemed real

scenarios seemed too real, ex. Ray Catel's evaluation measures

none

3/25/2009

SnappleStudent_Web

zooming in on the screen. Also it could have flowed seamlessly

3/19/2009

3/9/2009

EnronStudent

The ability to go back and forward in the titles or subjects you are interested

- The CD did not work properly with all the machines. It was complicated to get it set up. - You do not get a written summary to take to class or some other place (you need the computer)

Less video. Many of the videos can be can be summarized in a couple of paragraphs

2/28/2009

2/13/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

After week 20, the game became really fast and I was not able to change anything. Infact even the value of the total revenue got stuck and dint increase after that.

2/12/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

decisions

time to make decision and result.. Too tedious.. should take 10mins, not

take less time

2/11/2009

WaitOrBuyStudent

game appeared to crash around round 25 and just speed up

2/11/2009

First-Year ForestStudent

The graphics

Some questions don't have a question!

Have a question for each problem.

2/7/2009

McCollStudent

The storyline had a great flow. The combination of video and text kept it interesting.

Key acquisition layout which included maps, take over structure etc.

1/30/2009

NASAStudent

1/29/2009

DillardStudent

Feedback from staff - - the empowerment of the staff

none

let us meet the new principal

mjenkins-moore@caddo.k12.la.us

1/21/2009

DillardStudent

Each segment related to the topic discussed illuminating the ideas clearly and precisely.

No changes necessary.

1/8/2009

1/5/2009

DillardStudent

It allowed the user to view different subheadings of the article.

I didn't have a least favorite of the application.

None

ystclaire@bia.edu

12/30/2008

12/2/2008

11/28/2008

DillardStudent

It gives you a totally different perspective when you see and hear the presentation in a multimedia format.

None

11/17/2008

In The MediaStudent

it would be helpful to see the source of the article listed next to the date & title

10/26/2008

10/25/2008

MusicTodayStudent

Good learning. Great Job. Really impressed.

None

KadambiK10@darden.virginia.edu

10/24/2008

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

10/24/2008

MusicTodayStudent

The Shop tour

The Excelt spread sheet layout

10/23/2008

MusicTodayStudent

It was great to see the actual operation process.

The video part.

10/23/2008

10/19/2008

10/11/2008

Stainmasterstudent

A diferentiated approach.

none

reism10@darden.virginia.edu

10/2/2008

Stainmasterstudent

Quick to understand content. More engaging than reading

More content

10/1/2008

9/21/2008

9/17/2008

ClosduVal_AFaculty

the background and ambiance surrounding each of the speakers

It's not really multi-media -- embedding a video against a graphic background is just that. I think you're not taking advantage of the opportunity to actually use multiple approaches to inform and involve the audience

1. Put a link to the pdf case file - ideally, link each portion of the video to a corresponding set of paragraphs in the case. 2. Include some navigable graphics that show Clos du Val label evolution -- even (if possible), a photo of the bottles on the shelf in a grocery store (alongside Clos du Bois, maybe?) 3. Links to the case exhibits, along with an animated graphic of the Clos du Val company timeline. Lots of opportunities to embed background photos corresponding to the company milestone here. 4. Put in some application to collect viewer opinion via survey -- and then give the viewer an opportunity to view their opinions alongside the historical opinions of former students (kind of like the data collection in the Kalashnikov case) 7. Links to articles in wine journals 8. Probably not legal, but wouldn't it be cool if you could click on a link and order a bottle or case of Clos du Val during the presentation? I know I was craving some Pinot... 9. Maybe even show a little of the wine-making process.

boguec09@darden.virginia.edu

9/9/2008

ClosduVal_BStudent

The content tied very nicely with the case.

I got in the mood to watch videos and then found they were too short for my liking/mood. I would be nice to have some more extensive content to review in an 'optional' setting. -- Overall, good job.

crosbyb09@darden.virginia.edu

9/8/2008

Turning GearsStudent

8/21/2008

7/29/2008

Turning GearsStudent

stuff

other stuff

nothing

7/28/2008

7/27/2008

7/26/2008

Turning GearsStudent

7/25/2008

7/23/2008

Regression ModelStudent

dialogue between professor and student; animated graphics

no ability to manipulate time stamp within the various presentation segments

See above. Also, since you opened the door w/ the "MIT of the South" fast facts, as a 1984 grad of the "North Avenue Trade School", I'd like to see another Tech fast fact about "George P. Burdell" See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_P._Burdell

sure - boguec09@darden.virginia.edu

7/4/2008

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

The slideshow kept getting stuck. Very frustrating!

4/28/2008

Hershey Foods Corporation -- Bitter Times in a Sweet PlaceFaculty

The insights and perspectives of the key players.

Some overlap of content across the videos. I would prefer more content in the 1 day approach.

That you have the option to hide the teaching notes. It places the professor in an awkward position - although I create my own solutions, I use the teaching notes heavily. Some of the students think that because they are supplied, they should have access to them. Would like to see the time associated with each video noted on the CD so it is easier to tell how long it will take.

4/27/2008

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

Graphics and voiceover were easy to follow

It was sometimes difficult to go back

Add an option to print slides

4/24/2008

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

When you gave a real company example

The program spewed calculations one after another without checking for learner understanding.

Check ins so that the learner understands each step before the program continues on. A navigation tutorial before launching into the activity.

4/21/2008

Internal Labor MarketStudent

4/5/2008

EnronStudent

Multimedia. Just give me the damned text. I don't need all the fancy multimedia crap.

Get rid of the flash and make it accessible by firefox. I haven't used explorer in a year.

wbentley@utk.edu

4/5/2008

Internal Labor MarketStudent

No one in our group liked any part of this group

add an autosave feature and allow us to import Excel files

4/3/2008

AnimaticsStudent

3/11/2008

AnimaticsStudent

Deciding whether or not to buy an extra commercial

Not enough data to feel like you are making a real choice. Viewing the commercial is really pointless, except to get the data.

It would be better to have 5 different types of ratings for each commercial and have to decide which rating category is most important for that target, etc.

3/11/2008

AnimaticsStudent

3/11/2008

First-Year ForestStudent

all

fowlkesa09

3/6/2008

First-Year ForestStudent

The walk through

Put an example of the NPV calc in the last question on the front page rather than in a back-up spready.

macfarlanea09@darden.virginia.edu

3/6/2008

First-Year ForestStudent

The explanation of perfect information is great.

unenviromental friendly.

Don't cut the trees.

3/2/2008

McCollStudent

1/13/2008

Turning GearsStudent

Well-organized-suspenseful-realistic.

Overall a lengthy process.

Enter & return to individual cases.

powelln@fiu.edu

12/20/2007

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

There is a mistake in calculating Dominion's Yield-to-maturity yo maturity on 109-years bonds. It should be 9.15%, not 9.5%

12/8/2007

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

It was all good!

The optional module on why to use after-tax cost of debt has a very misleading example. The after-tax income in the no tax scenario does not have the interest expense of $100 subtracted. Therefore the student sees higher after-tax income without an interest deduction ($600), than with the interest deduction ($540). If you sutract the $100 of interest from the $600 then you have after-tax income of $500, which is $40 worse than the $540 WITH the interest tax deduction. Then you can say that the true cost of the interest payments is $100-$40= $60, which is the same answer shown at the top of your slide, but the derivation is much more intuitive (to most students, I believe). or you can say that the interest deduction (or the tax shield) is worth $40, which is the excess of $540 over $500.

What I just wrote above.

dbe1911@earthlink.net

12/3/2007

Hershey Foods Corporation -- Bitter Times in a Sweet PlaceFaculty

It provides actual visual of what has happened in the case.

More improvements in terms of how the application appears. At first the application did not show that there was a second part on the video..Why? Was that a glitch..

z162730@students.niu.edu

11/21/2007

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

The visuals and the methodology of working out the WACC for the beginner in finance.

None as such. However, some examples of "Pure Play" companies could be given in the tutorial to drive the key point home.

Could you make it little more advanced for the students of Finance Specialization stream? The material in the supplemental section can be made for these students as a part of the normal tutorial with some more visuals and the computational methodologies.

mahendrasinghvi@gmail.com

11/14/2007

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

The explanation of the formulas.

The go-back function did not work very well.

Make the go-back function easier to use.

GaviriaCadavidO09@darden.virginia.edu

11/3/2007

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

Show how much time is left. I had no idea if I needed five hours or five minutes to view the whole tutorial. Also, create a copy of the slides that viewers can use to study further.

VanceS09@darden.virginia.edu

11/2/2007

MusicTodayStudent

Loved the videos! I wish we had more sites like this for all of our cases!

None! Really good presentation!

None! Really good Congratulations!

GonzalezBenetF09@darden.virginia.edu

10/31/2007

Regression ModelStudent

The detailed explanation of each part

I would like to have had a rewind bottom to play again some part that I missed. Instead, I have to star the slide all over again

10/12/2007

Baltimore PoliceStudent

The interviews were portrayed as real conversations, not someone reading a script.

10/4/2007

EnronWeatherStudent

9/27/2007

EnronWeatherStudent

9/27/2007

EnronWeatherStudent

Didn't really add anything to the case.

Very boring videos. No new information in addition to the case.

Not sure what the entire site is for other than the videos.

9/27/2007

EnronWeatherStudent

9/27/2007

CDCModulesWeb

To allow people to review the modules once they have completed them. Once you finish, you can't go back and review the topics that you have just completed.

chenb09@darden.virginia.edu

9/19/2007

Stainmasterstudent

Commercials

Give a brief (potentially written)blurb about each commercial before watching

joanna_marten@yahoo.com

8/23/2007

Stainmasterstudent

Organization of content

Speach of the president...

None

8/23/2007

Stainmasterstudent

Reliving old commercials. Being able to remember what the company actually used.

The early 80s TV broadcasts were not the best quality, but that was more an issue of early 80s technology.

None.

CoreR09@darden.virginia.edu

8/23/2007

EnronStudent

There needs to be a way to print all of the text slides.

falbanese@cox.net

7/28/2007

EnronStudent

It detailed every step of the way. From the beginning to the fall of Enron. Kept me interested.

Maybe its my internet connection, but it was kind of slow at times.

None really.

7/22/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

We had sufficient information to take decisions, and it was easy to use

No problem with the application

I would keep a buyer negotiating with the same seller. By switching to a new buyer-seller at each turn, each party loses any screening or signaling

rydert09@darden.virginia.edu

7/1/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

After reviewing the results it is interesting how poorly we performed on the first exercise when compared to getting a bit of instruction on the second - performance greatly improved.

Whitnessing the strategy that was being applied - incorrectly - by making assumptions during the first exercise.

I would recommend 3 cycles and give the groups no info. on round 1 & 2 and a bit more on round 3. It would be interesting if they would begin to learn the game on their own.

drew.holzwarth@hotmail.com

6/27/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

It was simple, not much to get wrong technology wise.

Not easy to figure out where to find if bid was accepted or rejected. Would have liked a message to come up on screen to notify.

See above.

tony@interpretive.com

6/26/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

buying strategy when the quality of the vehicle was unknown.

Time it took between rounds.

6/26/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

6/24/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

Recognizing how much differently it felt to be a buyer versus a seller.

After a while, you realized that you were being "gamed". By that, you realized that you couldn't really negotiate and that all the offers were not being made or responded to with any rationale.

It was fun.

gomezc09@darden.virginia.edu

6/24/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

The time constraint. We felt the pressure to decide quickly.

none

kendrickd09@darden.virginia.edu

6/21/2007

Hershey Foods Corporation -- Bitter Times in a Sweet PlaceFaculty

The video clips of people actually involved in the situation offered a great deal of perspective to the case than what is able to be derived from the print case alone.

6/21/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

Summary tables tracking our progress

I disliked the lack of clarity on the rules at the time, but now I understand it was part of the exercise.

Add an audible trigger that an offer has been made or accepted. Sometimes we got so involved in our discussions that we failed to notice the changes on the screen.

tami.moore@swift.com

6/20/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

It was real time. It made for very good show and also made very realistic as you could see the results real time.

Couple of diff points - 1. May want to make it more sophisticated so that people can negotiate the price of a car rather than buying it at a fixed price. 2. Only for the purpose of humor, you may want to change the name from a car simulation to something like a commodity simulation i.e. live stock :)

kumara09@darden.virginia.edu

6/20/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

The discussion within the room to establish a sales price.

We were disappointed at the reluctance of the buyers to make a purchase on a fantastic car at an extremely reasonable price.

We would like to see the ability to make a counteroffer and conduct a true negotiation.

michael.aron@dionex.com

6/18/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

The discussion regarding different views of "winning" strategy which followed the game

2nd round was much better, as we were the buyers and willing to purchase ever if we were getting screwed.

see earlier feedback

Michael.aron@dionex.com

6/18/2007

McCollStudent

5/15/2007

BETStudent

Seeing people talk & describe the topics in person.

Too long. Many topics/subjects were discussed multiple times. Did not need duplication of information.

Fewer segments

4/30/2007

Turning GearsStudent

Cute, interactive icons

The results; Not enough explanation.

Put my results on one page.

4/23/2007

Turning GearsStudent

Thinking about what decision you would make if placed in those situations.

I wasn't given choices on three of the cases. Twice I received "Continue" as the only option and once the only choice was "Create a plan".

On one of the cases, I would have liked to make my own selections of 3 items to accomplish before the end of the day, rather than choose from the options presented.

bturner_ks@yahoo.com

4/22/2007

Regression ModelStudent

There is no way I can stop and restart from the point where I left. Further if I want to forward a bit I can't do that. There should be some control in hands of user.

4/18/2007

Used Car Market V2Student

test

4/18/2007

KalashnikovStudent

Interview in which the protagonist(?) talks about the intentions for the brand and the signficance of the product.

The montage was pretty, but it was unclear to me how it fit in.

Please identify the people in the interview. I could guess but it would be better not to have to.

PowellE@virginia.edu

4/12/2007

EnronStudent

There is lots of material which is great, but it is poorly organized, which is terrible.

Material set up in a very uncelear fashion. Too many videos of Mr. Jefferey Liar/Cheater Skilling. Wish there was a way to turn off the annoying/faux electronica background music.

Change the organizational structure so that the transformation of Enron becomes more clear. Get rid of the music - entirely! I don't want to listen to bad trance music while I'm trying to do homework. I'd rather access the powerpoints, text and videos without the distraction of music.

4/9/2007

McCollStudent

Video

Text

3/26/2007

EnronStudent

The overall learning and knowledge gained from viewing all the content.

The lack of any direction about what information was being presented, other than a general heading.

Some sort of org chart for the company itself and some facts about the employers size. The ability to increase the size of the playback windown for videos - I found it hard on my eyes to watch a little video screen when I've got a 21" monitor.

pwilliamson@mandtbank.com

3/22/2007

OutpostStudent Streaming

3/21/2007

PlayStudent

Interesting ideas but poorly put together. Would not work on the laptop I was using, as intended.

The video launcher didn't work, so I had to watch the videos just from the disk. I think this format is too cutesy. Simple is often better.

Make it simpler and easier to navigate. The content was interesting but difficult to navigate.

3/17/2007

PlayStudent

Virtual tour

I was confused with so many instructions. There were to many words even before I start to navigate. When I clicked "where to start", it was not an icon to initiate the case, but was another instruction. From my standpoint, the case needs to have a sort of animated flow scheme that leads audience to navigate through a logical structure. Also, even though the virtual tour was an interesting tool, it needs to have more features. For example, I expected to be able to enlarge the small pictures of facility by clicking, but couldn't. And there was no linkage between video clip and the number shown at the perspective of Play's office building. It seems more efficient to allow audience navigate the facility by clicking the number on the perspective diagram of the building and show the video clip tied to the location.

- Highlight the active selection - Change the color of the sections previously visited by the audience; it helps them to see how much they have seen and not seen - There is not much music.. in the selction of Play's deliverable... people were drawing pictures on the wall and I wanted to hear some music, but didn't. - Text reading (as replacement for video clips..): fonts were small to read. This can be fixed by adding a tool to enlarge it - Same video clips were showing again and again in different sections: "that's cute. we'll see if it really applies.

3/13/2007

PlayStudent

3/13/2007

First-Year ForestStudent

Great way to practice ideas learned in class on a smaller scale so you get better practice versus an entire case.

I did not like that the main question was not presented with the data. It was not always clear what you wanted answered.

Add the key question with the data provided so it is clear what to answer or try to answer. This would be helpful especially for the questions you had to make so many assumptions, I was not sure even where to start or if it could be answered.

3/7/2007

Turning GearsStudent

Challenging scenarios

I have no idea what plush is.

Explain what plush is!

rmccann99@comcast.net

3/5/2007

First-Year ForestStudent

Some of the questions were unclear; what decision are they evaluating taking?

3/3/2007

EnronStudent

Video presentation & navigation.

Some charts were difficult to read/understand.

A little better explanation of some charts, but this was great overall!

3/2/2007

First-Year ForestStudent

simple clear and easy to understand explanations

3/2/2007

First-Year ForestStudent

2/28/2007

Turning GearsStudent

interactive desk to use phone, fax, computer screen

2nd screen open, do I close it when I am done or find a "button" to continue. was not sure until I was into the session. Of course I was evaluating and did not get verbal instructions prior to my testing.

none, great simualtion.

Schuettr@virginia.edu

2/23/2007

Crisis ManagementStudent

The TV interview to CEO. The TV interview to people complaining.

Some questions had no adequate answer. The alternatives seemed to skewed to one position.

To reevaluate the alternatives of some questions.

OConnorG07@darden.virginia.edu

2/18/2007

EnronStudent

The interviews with Enron Upper Management and the flow toward the downward spiral.

More content regarding the investments that led to enron's downfall.

More information on the international investments and business'.

jcumming@rdg.boehringer-ingelheim.com

2/16/2007

Internal Labor MarketStudent

It forced us to make decisions

The time it took

Allowing a class period to do it

2/14/2007

Internal Labor MarketStudent

easy to use

2/14/2007

Turning GearsStudent

After playing the game and our session was closed I was not able to view my results. I was NEVER able to view my results.

allison.wallace@colorado.edu

2/12/2007

Internal Labor MarketStudent

Streamlined, simple.

2/2/2007

Internal Labor MarketStudent

Smooth, fast.

2/2/2007

First-Year ForestStudent

The questions were appropriately difficult (or not difficult), nad were great exhibits of the decisions tree process.

I think it should be a requirement of the course similar to MBTN in marketing and operations. It would improve the quality of class discussion.

berentsk08@darden.virginia.edu

1/30/2007

McCollStudent

I clicked on feedback while trying to learn how to navigate the cd and i couldn't get out. Therefore I am submitting this survey before doing the case.

1/28/2007

McCollStudent

lawyers2riziklaw.com

1/20/2007

McCollStudent

watching the interviews

difficulty in reviewing, time-consuming in navigation and watching the whole interviews

It is better for me if we have all the scripts of the interviews.

1/16/2007

McCollStudent

1/14/2007

McCollStudent

1/14/2007

AnimaticsStudent

realistic staging

having to click score to get rating

add other research tools

1/9/2007

AnimaticsStudent

It simulates the real situation to put me in the shoes of decision maker.

1/9/2007

EnronStudent

live personal interviews

none

more live interviews

11/8/2006

HybridStudent

This application is very poorly designed, and did not install properly (what does it even NEED an installation?). I am quite comfortable with applications, and was able to get it working after just copying the files to my HD. However, now the Flash player is complaining and some of the stuff doesn't load.

You need not make things more complicated than they need to be. If you want to present this case as a website that's fine -- but why can't I just get it off the CD without installing it? If you're designing it as a site, then why don't you host it online, and give me a username/password when I purchase the case? I would recommend either hosting the site online, or publishing the cd as an interactive, standalone DVD

chathura.manawadu.2007@owen.vanderbilt.edu

11/5/2006

OutpostStudent Streaming

damassin@gmail.com

10/30/2006

NBCSportsStudent

10/30/2006

NBCSportsStudent

10/30/2006

DollarTree_SKMStudent

The video of the store.

I have no one.

Include a map with the locations of the stores. In my case, the title should be Saunders Karp not Dollar Tree. Change "Feedback" for "Survey"?

OConnorG07@darden.virginia.edu

10/3/2006

McCollStudent

9/26/2006

Turning GearsStudent

9/25/2006

McCollStudent

9/25/2006

Turning GearsStudent

9/25/2006

Turning GearsStudent

Limited choices...Seemed very black and white..Better if more in the middle, to make decisions harder

mchellend@comcast.net

9/22/2006

PlayStudent

The videos of the Play employees. You get a real sense for what the company stands for

The dialog boxes

More videos instead of the diaglog boxes

heather.campbell@richmond.edu

9/17/2006

Southwest AirlinesStudent

Speech content was great

Didn't seem to be a beginning, middle or end. No introduction, just a series of clips pulled together.

kruseh07@darden.virginia.edu

9/12/2006

Stainmasterstudent

8/30/2006

Stainmasterstudent

8/30/2006

Stainmasterstudent

the detail giving in the board presentation

none

more consistant playing with slower or crowded internet connection

8/30/2006

Turning GearsStudent

video with live interaction of employee talking

Not given the choice to give my own solutions

Find a way to give an alternate choice for a different conclusion

karriola@nctv.com

6/19/2006

McCollStudent

5/22/2006

McCollStudent

5/22/2006

Regression ModelStudent

All of it was absolutely great.

HarrisJ07@darden.virginia.edu

5/9/2006

VTSP - Stephen H. ClarkeStudent

5/3/2006

Turning GearsStudent

4/30/2006

DeeDeeFisherStudent

Easy to navigate. broken up into small parts, so you can easily identify the presenter's key points.

carterc06@darden.virginia.edu

4/10/2006

DeeDeeFisherStudent

Opportunity to see directly what she was and her facial expressions, as opposed to reading it. Got a lot more out of interview than case. They were consistent.

Repeated video segments in different parts of the story. Not sure if this was in case people didn't watch every part of it.

It will be interesting to do the class with her in it. I don't know how "scaleable" it is if she is not in the class.

sandersw06@darden.virginia.edu

4/10/2006

Financial OptionsStudent

The "Let me Try"

the instructions

Add a section on computing spot rates to go along with Prof. Ho's valuation class

AndersonR07@darden.virginia.edu

4/9/2006

EnronWiley

The Whole CD was educational

Nothing in multimedia but was hopping to see more of stock market spread sheet included

nothing

sarwa18@hotmail.com

4/6/2006

EnronStudent

use of different media for overall presentation

software applications which forced me to turn off my firewall in order to display textual and video data

employ a different media presentation software suite

jimkinney202@cox.net

3/29/2006

Turning GearsStudent

Meeting with Hasting. (have you got her cell nymber?)

too much emails that are in fact instructions

add some voices with the text of the phone calls

guicherdh07@darden.virginia.edu

3/28/2006

NBCSportsStudent

3/26/2006

Turning GearsStudent

the video with hastings

more video;clearer resolution on video

3/21/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

explanation of answers is clear and just the right number of steps

3/10/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

The photo

3/9/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

The detailed explanations of each solution

3/9/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

3/4/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

The concise organization in presenting all the important decision tree concepts

AdeoyeO07@darden.virginia.edu

3/4/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

3/4/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

Good support with actual files. (NPV analysis)

1. More examples. 2. Can we have examples of EVPI and EVPC?

SinghS07@darden.virginia.edu

3/4/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

Hands on!

The professors smiling and frowing was distracting...slow it down a bit:-)

3/2/2006

McCollStudent

2/25/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

2/25/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

Explanations were given step by step.

Screen was small. Using more color will be easier to read.

Use more color. Make screen bigger.

UchidaA07@darden.virginia.edu

2/25/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

The picture of our faculty with chain saws and clippers! All kidding aside, the progression of the decision trees in the walk through analysis was exceptional.

None

DanforthH07@Darden.Virginia.edu

2/15/2006

First-Year ForestStudent

The ability to "walk through the solution" was very helpful. This option helped me to understand the process one step at a time.

I only wish there were more practice problems.

Add additional practice problems and explore EVPI and Perfect Control in more questions.

DuffB07@darden.virginia.edu

2/12/2006

McCollStudent

The videos of the leaders. This brought the case to life, an entirely new experience, absolutely key to understanding the culture.

I was not able to print off the written documents. I need to cut and paste. Install the option of printing off the materials akin to the traditional paper format. I would like to learn via a combination of this multimedia with traditional paper case.

Have the ability to print off the written material. I needed to cut and paste the documents.

mcoggin@indiana.edu

2/2/2006

MobiusStudent

This is a great change of pace. The questions were thoughtful and relevant, and answers concise and interesting. Great to get the high profile speaker also.

I would prefer to have the option to watch it straight through.

See above.

KredietR06@darden.virginia.edu

11/30/2005

MusicTodayStudent

graphic of facility with paths for each process.

AvampatoC07@darden.virginia.edu

11/10/2005

MusicTodayStudent

video - managers and employees candidly explaining the process

11/10/2005

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

11/9/2005

Connected WorldStudent

Great personal tones to communicate the thoughts.

Needs more metrics. Difficult to understand numbers without the visuals.

Highlight the highlevel benifits using voice and charts.

paul.cancelliere@ps.net

11/7/2005

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

Could pause and replay.

11/6/2005

Required Rate of ReturnStudent

the flash is very good. Also, I like the animation a lot.

The chart on which I can move the points and see how a change in risk will affect the required rate of return.

No. very good.

11/6/2005

McCollStudent

11/2/2005

NBCSportsStudent

Video related directly to case.

None.

None. I thought this was a great way to present a case.

pozzim07@darden.virginia.edu

10/25/2005

NBCSportsStudent

simplicity-click and go

AndersonR07@darden.virginia.edu

10/25/2005

Turning GearsStudent

10/13/2005

Southwest AirlinesStudent

nifty pyramid and access to topics

the pyramid

key point review slides or quiz questions, use with online courses.

lwells@fgcu.edu

10/11/2005

DollarTree_SKMStudent

Videos from the folks involved in the deal. Great multimedia case.

not being able to quickly save the Excel exhibits in my hd - needed to right click the link and open in a new window.

There could be a button or link specifically indicating "Click here to save case exhibits", so you are not stuck to the cd to do your analysis.

oliveiram06@darden.virginia.edu

10/9/2005

DollarTree_dtStudent

The easiness of use.

That it was somhow slow.

To improve the speed of the data access.

po7c@virginia.edu

10/9/2005

DollarTree_SKMStudent

hearing and seeing the protagonists and the store locations

The lack of quality checking to ensure consistency between text and exhibits That there wasn't an easy navigation between the exhibits and the text of the case. It would make sense to have the exhibits open in a separate window to allow easy switching between the text and the exhibit.

The labeling of the exhibits are not consistent with the text of the case.

woolleyk06@darden.virginia.edu

10/8/2005

McCollStudent

9/26/2005

McCollStudent

9/24/2005

Turning GearsStudent

It was impossible to go back and see exactly what I did. So I had to just remember my choices and decisions as apposed to being able to look at them.

Add a part that allows you to go back through the game and see exactly what our decisions were and what the outcome was.

9/16/2005

Stainmasterstudent

Seeing how big of a deal the announcement of the stainmaster was.

The clarity of the pictures

make the picture clearer if possible

langlaisd07@darde.virginia.edu

8/31/2005

Stainmasterstudent

8/31/2005

Stainmasterstudent

the commercials

none

8/31/2005

Stainmasterstudent

I would recommend displaying the running time of each clip near its name.

dickinsonp07@darden.virginia.edu

8/31/2005

Stainmasterstudent

The First Video, clearly glues the main concepts in the case.

The TV comercials, although I wish any of the brochures were available.

The print case link does not work

MendozaGonzalezR07@darden.virginia.edu

8/31/2005

Stainmasterstudent

8/31/2005

Stainmasterstudent

Good visuals - commercias were entertaining and highlighted the advertising campaign.

The corporate spill was a little dry, but it was very informative and laid out the business issues at play.

No changes

moorem07@darden.virginia.edu

8/31/2005

Stainmasterstudent

Seeing the commercials they thought about after listening to their marketing campaign

Dry in parts

None. It was a good tool

8/31/2005

Turning GearsStudent

in the second senario, i didn't feel i had enough choices or could make adjustments based on new information.

8/25/2005

Turning GearsStudent

The reality and possibility of the hypothetical sophistries presented in the application were engrossing and plausible.

The repition of that annoying kaleidoscope sound at the onset of each e-mail.

8/19/2005

BETStudent

Actual interviews with people in company

Lack of pictures and color

6/17/2005

Baltimore PoliceStudent

I could see and hear from them who I just read in the case. I am more engaged than before.

4/21/2005

Baltimore PoliceStudent

Real, live perspective on challenges faced by police force and community.

Didn't tell us the outcome. Also, some parts were really short.

Let us know how long each segment will be.

sandersw06@darden.virginia.edu

4/21/2005

PlayStudent

Too long to click through everything

4/12/2005

Southwest AirlinesStudent

Ginny's awesome animation

Elliott's text

None`

enw2z@virginia.edu

4/11/2005

EnronStudent

Short, well edited videos. Good mix of text and video. The 2001 roll-overs: well presented.

It was excellent. Thank you.

4/11/2005

SnappleStudent

Very easy to navigate & find information.

I liked this much better than Stainmaster - the print case was much more obvious and handy in this case. Great work!

No, thanks.

4/4/2005

LeadingInConnectedWorldStudent

4/4/2005

Hershey Foods Corporation -- Bitter Times in a Sweet PlaceFaculty

The biggest problem I had with this case is that the student version is different from the instructor version on this CD. I don't know which is the correct version. Both have the same case number. Based on this CD, I decided to use this case in my MBA class. My course pak is done by xanedu.com, so I don't actually see the cases - I give them the case titles and numbers and they take care of copyrights and distribution to the students. The case the students have includes a set of cash flows, while this is one of the outputs for the instructors' version. In addition, the instructors' version has additional exhbits about the composition of the board which are not part of the students' case. Also, the financial case exhibits do not contain the ssme numbers - close, but not identical. There should be only one version of this case.

suwhite@rhsmith.umd.edu

3/29/2005

McCollStudent

3/27/2005

McCollStudent

3/27/2005

Turning GearsStudent

Showing how complex is the decision making process in a work environment.

The last decision.

Before the last decision, you should indicate that one has only time to talk with two people before making the decision. Usually, one can ask people for a few minutes before talking to accounting (it was the last person I wanted to talk to).

3/27/2005

McCollStudent

I thought the overall presentation was a bit long and some of the commentary was redundant.

3/25/2005

Angel InvestingStudent

Everything

None

ereyes@octantis.cl

3/18/2005

McCollStudent

I liked the way the video portion could switch seamlessly from one person to another.

pmorris@pclient.ml.com

3/12/2005

McCollStudent

I liked the way the video portion could switch seamlessly from one person to another.

pmorris

3/12/2005

McCollStudent

3/12/2005

SalinasFaculty

Lantz and Weiss make quite a team!

enw2z@virginia.edu

3/7/2005

EnronWiley

2/21/2005

BETStudent

Integrated environment: mixing tables, text and video offers a powerful learning experience. Well done! We at Darden should pursue this with more vigor - we may end up being the premier case provider of tomorrow's top programs!

One time, after closing the program and re-entering it at a later time, I had to reboot in order to get the video to show. I am concerned about the consistency of presentations across multiple platforms.

We could really hook the next generation of business school students if they knew that we hid "bonus material" in a few obscure places on within the presentation. Silly, but true - people love the challenge of finding the hidden stuff. Darden could sell a bundle of this stuff to other schools: the pull would be from the students once they experienced the different learning environment, while the push would be to the faculty and administration. Wahoo! Let's do it! I'm a DV video and web site development geek, sign me up.

DonaldsonW06@darden.virginia.edu

1/30/2005

BETStudent

1/30/2005

BETStudent

Fascinating interviews. Great personal insights. Makes the case come to life.

I spent far too much time downloading all of the tables into an Excel file. Instead, all of the data should be available from one button for complete download into one Excel file.

If you clicked on any of the links twice by accident, you lose the ability to see the video portion. Instead, you only hear the interview. This happened to me two times and I had to eject the CD and restart it to see the videos.

manninaj06@darden.virginia.edu

1/29/2005

McCollStudent

The video of the management team and CEO

Key Acquisitions for the length of information

sotol05@darden.virginia.edu

1/19/2005

First-Year ForestStudent

Besides that picture of the profs in the woods? The opportunity to repeat the same type of problem many times and the step-by-step responses.

There really wasn't a downside, except the temptation to look ahead to the answer before really trying to figure things out.

None. I hope these tutorials exist for addtional QA concepts.

JacobsL06@darden.virginia.edu

9/19/2004

First-Year ForestStudent

The step-by-step solutions.

Not being able to copy the question and solution to Microsoft Word before printing.

Enabling the student to print the questions and solutions for future reference.

HuangA06@darden.virginia.edu

9/18/2004

First-Year ForestStudent

Being able to walk through problems one step at a time vice just seeing the entire answer.

Makes me want the same multimedia experience for other courses...

I think it is about as good as it gets - maybe more examples...

DonaldsonW06@darden.virginia.edu

9/14/2004

First-Year ForestStudent

9/14/2004

McCollStudent

Hearing the rationale from the actual decision makers.

The perspectives given were very one sided, it would have been nice to hear from some of the CEO's who sat across from McColl.

scott.graville@agedwards.com

9/10/2004

McCollStudent

Hearing the rationale from the actual decision makers.

The perspectives given were very one sided, it would have been nice to hear from some of the CEO's who sat across from McColl.

scott.graville@agedwards.com

9/10/2004

Angel InvestingStudent

Clarity of the presentation and ease of use.

N/A

None

cka@bpcentral.com

9/4/2004

Stainmasterstudent

8/29/2004

PlayStudent

8/22/2004

GazogleStudent

laura's work

weiss's text

none

weiss@virginia.edu

6/25/2004

McCollStudent

can't print; no outsider's perspective i.e. interviews only from people who worked for Hugh McColl. What were analsyts' reactions to the mergers? How did the market react to the mergers?

allow printing

5/3/2004

McCollStudent

4/4/2004

EnronWiley

Hearing the early interviews, esp. from Spilling, compared to later information...

would have been easier if culd just push enter to keep advancing frame to frame

# 5

3/28/2004

McCollStudent

Video interviews

It took me sometime to figure out how the case structured.

Putting the 'Key' up-front to make it easy to understand how to proceed with the case.

syoon@hanmi.com

3/14/2004

BETStudent

2/19/2004

McCollStudent

Heavy on the video, especially in this sort of case (M&A), where personalties are everything.

Nothing bad-best multimedia case I've had at Darden.

None

LiuzziM04@darden.virginia.edu

2/19/2004

BETStudent

Nothing compares to hearing the story from the people who created it. Also, the contrast between the incredibly intelligent, articulate business people running BET and many of the images that might be associated with its content is important.

Having to manual launch each segment - some of the clips are 45 sec and I would have to click next again and again. Couldn't download spreadsheets together.

I would like a "Launch presentation" command that runs all the exhibits as a slideshow and then I can pick to rerun specific segments later. Download spreadsheets as book. Also, I think it would be REALLY beneficial to have more than a montage of programs. I don't think they help give the uninitiated an idea of what BET programming looks like. A longer clip or scene might be more helpful.

walla05@darden.virginia.edu

2/19/2004

BETStudent

The CD-Rom

none

jerlorwil@aol.com

2/16/2004

Snapple

some chopping videos

Inprove the video quality and include subtitles (Emglish) for foreigners who are not used to some accents. Thanks

2/16/2004

BETStudent

I think the multi-media case gave those individuals who were not familar witht the BET product a great context for the case discussion.

The worst part of the multimedia was going through the different spreadsheets.

Capture all of the spreadsheets in one workbook.

JonesT05@darden.virginia.edu

2/16/2004

BETStudent

I thought the interviews were very good.

Data. It should be easier to access (e.g., one workbook rather than several files)

See above

coynej05@darden.virginia.edu

2/15/2004

BETStudent

Very informative. Helped bring the idea to life.

The spreadsheets could have been linked up together in on workbook.

2/13/2004

BETStudent

The best part of the multimedia application was ease of use and ease of navigation. It allowed the case reader to put pictures with the written words.

Consolidate the exhibits into one tab.

JonesN05@darden.virginia.edu

2/13/2004

BETStudent

got to see senior management present their thoughts which we usually don't get just from a reading case

can't really say anything negative as i was impressed just by the footage

2/13/2004

Angel InvestingStudent

1/24/2004

Mass MutualStudent

1/21/2004

BETStudent

well written case and excellent support from the CDROM

nothing, however, it takes considerable time to listen to everything on the CDROM

1/21/2004

BETStudent

1/21/2004

BETStudent

I actually thought that the written case was the best I've read so far at Darden- when I read it, I didn't even know there was a CD. Everything fit together seemlessly, and there was no extraneous information. A superb case.

schneiderm05@darden.virginia.edu

1/21/2004

BETStudent

This was one of the most interesting and engaging cases I have encountered in my tenure at the Darden School. In fact, it ranks in the top 5% of the hundreds of cases I have seen thus far. By connecting multimedia with the case data, the user becomes extremely engaged in the story of the company, its founder, and the issues both parties have faced in the past, deal with in the present, and will encounter in the future. The format of the CD was logical, the flow was easily followed, and the content was top notch. It was facisinating to hear the BET story not only from Bob Johnson, but also from his current leadership team. To summarize, this case has far exceeded my expectations and should be a model for the creation of future cases via the Darden Press.

The data tables that are located throughout the application are helpful, but everytime you want to download the information, you get a new spreadsheet. Perhaps a document containing all the data found throughout the CD should be consolidated and offered as document at the end of the application. This would be a format similar to that which first years download daily from myDarden.

Outside of the case data suggestion listed above, no chages should be made to the application. This case is OUTSTANDING!!!

CooperM05@darden.virginia.edu

1/21/2004

BETStudent

This is my first multimedia case. I liked how the interviews were broken down into smaller 1 to 2 minute chunks, which made it easier sitting throught the whole case. I also liked the intro video.

The videos were almost all interviews. Would have been nice to see other footage and video clippings about BET.

Add more interesting trivia. Such as "Did you know's" and insider info. More BET content and clips from shows would be nice too.

1/17/2004

PlayStudent

I couldn't find the case!

1/5/2004

EnronWiley

enron's organizational culture

vision

add on enron's vision and leadership qualities in specific outline of all management in enron

ajamal@kendall.edu

11/20/2003

EnronWiley

Some of the movies were interesting

Some of the movies were long and drawn out and even though they were interesting I didn't want to pay attention anymore.

make some things shorter and to the point.

jennfarkash@snet.net

11/19/2003

Mass MutualStudent

The Video Clips--great to see what how company was communicating w/the public

none

EveristH05@darden.virginia.edu

11/3/2003

Mass MutualStudent

Well rounded and interactive.

The link on both the portal and the case packet was wrong. Only the link in the email to the class worked.

As with much of the Darden first year program, we would get a lot more out of this case if it weren't combined with so much other work that we are exhausted and stressed when we experience it. What a pity.

11/3/2003

Mass MutualStudent

It is multimedia and very user friendly.

The picture is too small.

Enlarge the movie pictures;

zhuz05@darden.virginia.edu

11/3/2003

MobiusStudent

interactive tools: graphics, videos, and adittional explanations

sometimes you forget that there are more than one page per part. the blue arrow is not easy to see

I will add time per video and pages in the left directory

gonzalezj04@darden.virginia.edu

10/20/2003

MobiusStudent

When he explained about every single risk.

At first, I skipt some parts because I didn't notice that in one section you had several pages after the video.

It would be nice if we had a section where he would should an investment an actually show how he analysed it. It's always good to see what he said in practice!

leitem04@darden.virginia.edu

10/19/2003

MobiusStudent

Interview with Mr. Mobius.

Include a summary of points discussed by Mr. Mobius

rottaj04@darden.virginia.edu

10/19/2003

First Year ForestStudent

The cool graphic at the beginning with the profs -- if they had a second longer in their action poses we could see what they're all doing!

used it online, no troubles

give it more of a sell in class instead of just emailing us about it

crossd05@darden,virginia.edu

10/16/2003

First Year ForestStudent

use at own time and it walks throw the answers clearly

n/a

none-- more problems, maybe?

10/10/2003

First Year ForestStudent

Step by step instructions

Sometimes the dark green made it hard to see all of the options (i.e. previous screen arrow)

JonesN05@darden.virginia.edu

10/5/2003

First Year ForestStudent

Easy to use. Convenient. Appreciate the chance to get some practice on my own time.

Some longer problems and more complex scenarios.

hoffmann05@darden.virginia.edu

9/28/2003

First Year ForestStudent

The picture of the professors with tree pruning instruments and/or the actual excel graph for introduction of a new product (for those of us with limited modeling experience, it was good to see for comparison)

Not more exercises,

More exercises

ackersonc05@darden.virginia.edu

9/27/2003

First Year ForestStudent

Very easy and clear presentation of the problems and the solutions.