IE’s learning materials have consistently been regarded as top quality, and these are especially recognized in the interactive territory. We would like to dedicate this post to honor the hard work of our authors that have made this collection possible.

We would like to start with those awarded by the prestigious EFMD Case Writing Competition who rewards innovative cases in management development since 1988:

• The case "Mosabi: Gathering Forces for Social Change" winner in 2020, by profesor Rachida Justo and three former IE University students: Caroline Tilden, Krystyna Liakh and Mona Mueller.
• The Interactive Case “An App you can’t refuse”, winner in 2018, by professors Guillermo Velasco and Guillermo de Haro.
• The case “MB&F: The Management of Creativity”, winner in 2017, by Professor David Millan Planelles.
• The case “ABB & Galindo: Winning the Peace”, winner in 2016, by professors Daniel Justin Blake and Rocio Bonet.
• The interactive case “Rosa Vañó y Castillo and Canena”, winner in 2014, by professors Custodia Cabanas and Maria del Rosario Silva Frojan.
• The case “Cisco Systems, INC: Supply Chain Risk Management”, winner in 2013, and professor Elena Revilla, as one of the authors.
• The interactive case “Al-Kadi Commerce & Industry”, which was Highly Commended on 2012, by professors Angel Antonio Diaz Matalobos and Fabrizio Salvador.
• The interactive case “Novartis, Commercial Strategy for Success”, winner in 2010, by professors Claire Bastien and Teresa Serra Rexach.
• The interactive case “XBox: It's time to play”, winner in 2003, by professors David Allen and Arnaud Gorgeon.

Our learning materials and authors have also been recognized by other institutions and given many awards; below we would like to highlight these authors and their learning materials as well:

• The VR simulation The Ethical Crossroad of Emerging Technologies finalist in the Learning Technologies Awards 2024 and QS Reimagine Education 2024, by Professor Theodore Lechterman
• The multimedia case study Empathy Inc. Scandal: Business and Human Rights in the Tech Industry, finalist of the Medea Awards 2024, by Professor Johanna Jacobsson.
• The simulation Eye in the Storm Simulation: Your Role in Climate Change Action, winner of the Merit Awards 2024 and FT Responsible Business Education 2023; and finalist of the QS Reimagine Education awards, authored by Isabela del Alcázar and Gonzalo Delacámara.
• The simulation Facing New Challenges in Space & Cyber Affairs: SpaceGov, finalist in the QS Reimagine Education Awards 2023 and bronze in the Learning Technologies Awards 2024, by Professor Andrew Bertoli
• The multimedia tutorial "Effective Communication for Leadership", a finalist in the MEDEA Awards 2023, by Professor Javier Bernad.
• The case "Boost M6700 (A) & (B): Buyer-Seller Negotiation, recognized with The Case Centre’s Award in 2019, and Professor Kriti Jain as one of the authors
• The "European Monetary Union Policy Game", which was a finalist of The International Business Learning Games Competition 2019, by Professor Patricia Gabaldón.
• The "Economic Policy Simulator" with the award Merlot Classics 2015, by Professor Gayle Allard.
• The interactive tutorial "Accountsville", recognized with the award Merlot Classics 2012, by Professor Lucía Egea Ronda.
• The interactive exercise "Dialogue", which was Highly Commended by the Medea Awards of 2009, by Professor José María Lozano.
• The "Purchases/Sales simulator", winner of the Excellence in E-learning award of the Brandon Hall competition, by Professor Carlos Chico.

You can find these and many others on our online catalogue.

They are mostly available both in English and Spanish.