Reading a case report
A guided tour of the case detail page — hero actions, the numbered sections, login-gated content, and the helpful sidebar cards.
Open any case from the catalog and you land on its detail page. This page is where the whole story comes together: the educator's account, the AI-suggested approaches, and everything you need to engage with the case.
If a case was only just submitted, you may see a "still generating" notice while Edustories finishes processing it. Come back shortly and the full case will be ready. See Statuses, drafts & review.
The hero and its actions
At the top you'll see the case's badges, title, created date, and comments count, plus a row of actions:
- Play the case — step into the situation in the role of a teacher and make decisions, via the interactive EduPlay experience.
- Save / Saved — bookmark the case so you can find it later on your Saved page.
- Download — export the case to a Word (.docx) document; see Exporting.
- Feedback — report a problem with the case.
The numbered sections
The body of the case is organised into numbered sections, with a table of contents so you can jump straight to what you need:
| # | Section | What it contains |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Case Description | Basic student info + the detailed narrative |
| 02 | Anamnesis | The student's background |
| 03 | User solution | The educator's approach + outcome, with a success badge |
| 04 | AI-powered solution designing | AI-suggested approaches, in framework tabs |
| 05 | Intervention & Monitoring | Author-only intervention tracking |
Each major section has its own inline Like/Dislike controls so you can give quick, targeted feedback — see Rating & commenting.
Some content needs you to be logged in. The full User solution and the AI-powered solution designing are hidden behind a sign-in prompt ("Log in to display"). Logging in also lets you rate, save, comment, export, and chat with the AI about the case.
The sidebar
Alongside the case, a sidebar offers the table of contents and a set of helpful cards:
- Chat with AI about this case — start a conversation with the AI assistant, already primed with this case so you can discuss it directly.
- Training recommendation — a suggested skill to practise, with the AI's reasoning and a way to start a training session.
- Write your own case — a prompt to contribute your own experience.
- Play the case — another way into the EduPlay experience.
Keep exploring
Browsing the catalog
Find cases that matter to you with search, always-visible filters, and Extended search — and learn what every case card tells you at a glance.
Creating a case report
Start a new case report by choosing whether you need help or have a solution, then write it out or upload an audio recording.