Every student decides. The whole class sees it.
Launch a case in class, collect each student's decision and justification, project how the class splits and score the arguments with a rubric. Or upload your own case and turn it into an interactive one.
- Live voting
- Written justification
- AI-assisted rubric
- Your case from a PDF
One session, two votes and a debate grounded in data
You set the pace from the console: the class only moves on when you say so.
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You open the vote
You pick the case when you create the session. Students open it in their browser, with their account, and read it at their own pace.
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Each student decides and justifies it
They choose an option and explain why, with the minimum number of words you set. The consequence of their decision stays hidden until you reveal it.
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You reveal how the class splits
The projector shows the distribution without names. Your console shows who chose what and what they wrote.
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Debate and a second vote
After the discussion the class votes again. You see how many changed their mind and where they went.
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You score and close
The rubric scores each justification. You correct whatever you want and send the grades to the gradebook.
Vote the way a student would
A miniature sample case. Pick an option and see what you would see on the projector.
Café Norte runs twelve coffee shops and has the budget for a single bet this year. Sales per shop have been falling for two years.
Pick an option to vote
If we don't grow now, competitors will take those streets.
First we have to fix why customers stopped coming back.
The customer has changed: they buy from home.
Everything happening in the room, on one screen
A console to run the session and a clean view to project.
Session console
You open, reveal and close each vote, and see live who has already sent their decision.
Projector view
Percentages and anonymous quotes, never names. The distribution only appears when you press Show.
Who changed their mind
Compare each student's first and second vote to open the debate where the class moved most.
Everything exportable
Download every decision and every justification from both votes as CSV.
The argument is scored, not the option
A case has no single right answer. The default rubric scores how each student argues, out of four points per criterion.
Says which option it chooses and why, from the first sentence.
Grounded in concrete figures and facts from the case, not generalities.
Acknowledges what its option gives up and how it would mitigate the risks.
Explains why it rules out at least one other option.
Considers who the decision affects and what it would take to carry it out.
Copy it and adapt it, or build your own.
Analyse arguments
In about half a minute it groups each option's justifications into their main arguments, with quotes from your students, and points out what almost nobody mentioned.
You have the last word: you review and correct any score before it goes into the grades.
Upload your case and turn it into an interactive one
You start from your own case study. The platform proposes how to turn it into a decision for the class; you choose and edit.
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Upload the document
PDF, Word or plain text, up to 10 MB.
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Choose objectives and dilemma
You get proposals for learning objectives and for the decision the case can turn on.
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Get a draft
Sections, key figures, options with their consequences, a calculator if the case calls for one, and illustrations.
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Edit it block by block
Change the text, the data or the formulas in a visual editor, without touching code.
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Publish it
Just for you, or for the instructors of your institution.
Every draft is validated before it is saved, and nothing is published until you publish it.
Ready for your institution
Cases ready for class
Start with the Eureka case catalogue, in Spanish and English.
With or without your LMS
Students sign in with their account: class roster, Google or LTI from your LMS. No roster? Share the pre-registration link before class.
Isolated by design
Each case runs apart from the rest of the platform, and what a student writes is seen only by you.
What instructors ask first
Try Eureka Case with your next class
Tell us your course and the group size, and we will show you a full session with a case from the catalogue or with yours.
A case is discussed better when every student has committed
A written decision before the debate changes the conversation.