Journal of Information Systems Education (JISE)

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Volume 35, Issue 1, Winter 2024

1-13 Teaching Tip: Leveraging Learning Strategies at Scale – Big and Small Changes in a Big IS Course
Steven Sclarow, Temple University
AJ Raven, Drexel University
Mart Doyle, Temple University

14-24 Teaching Tip: IS Capstone Course Design: Quasi-Internships Using Harvard Business Cases
Pamella Howell, California State University, Los Angeles
Arun Aryal, California State University, Los Angeles

25-36 Teaching Tip: Enhancing Student’s Understanding of Enterprise Systems Using Salesforce
Jason Triche, University of Montana
Tianxi Dong, Trinity University
Jacki Landon, ATG, a Cognizant Company
Ezekiel Baied, ATG, a Cognizant Company

37-47 Teaching Tip: Teaching Scrum Product Owner Competencies Using an Experiential Learning Simulation
Mark F. Thouin, University of Texas at Dallas
William E. Hefley, University of Texas at Dallas

48-55 Teaching Tip: Using Text Analytics AI Insights in Microsoft Power BI Desktop to Score Sentiments, Extract Key Phrases, and Discover Unstructured Data Patterns
Chang Liu, Northern Illinois University
Charles Downing, Northern Illinois University

56-66 Teaching Tip: Using No-Code AI to Teach Machine Learning in Higher Education
Leif Sundberg, Umeå University
Jonny Holmström, Umeå University

67-72 Teaching Case: When Strength Turns Into Weakness: Exploring the Role of AI in the Closure of Zillow Offers
Naveen Gudigantala, University of Portland
Vijay Mehrotra, University of San Francisco

73-85 Teaching a Report-Oriented Business Intelligence Course: A Pedagogical Experience
Yao Shi, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Judith Gebauer, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Douglas M. Kline, University of North Carolina Wilmington
Mark L. Gillenson, University of Memphis

86-98 Delivering a Business Analytics Course Focused on Data Mining for Both Technical and Non-Technical Students
Yulei Gavin Zhang, Northern Arizona University
Mandy Yan Dang, Northern Arizona University
M. David Albritton, Northern Arizona University

99-111 A Response to COVID: From Traditional to Remote Learning Using a Flipped Classroom Pedagogy and Its Impact on BI Skills Attainment
Darryl Romanow, Georgia Gwinnett College
Melinda K. Cline, Georgia Gwinnett College
Nannette P. Napier, Georgia State University

About JISE

ISSN#: 1055-3096 (print)
ISSN#: 2574-3872 (online)

The Journal of Information Systems Education (JISE) is a peer reviewed journal published quarterly that focuses on IS education, pedagogy, and curriculum including (but not limited to) model curriculum, course projects/cases, course materials, curriculum design & implementation, outcomes assessment, distance education challenges, capstone learning projects, technology selection & impact, and industry relations.

The mission of JISE is to be the premier journal on information systems (IS) education. To support that mission, JISE emphasizes quality and relevance in the papers that it publishes. In addition, JISE recognizes the international influences on IS education and seeks international input in all aspects of the journal, including authorship, reviewing, and Editorial Board membership.

JISE operates as a Diamond Open Access journal. This means that there are no subscription fees, no submission/processing fees, and no publication fees. All papers published in JISE have undergone rigorous peer review. This includes an initial editor screening and double-blind refereeing by three or more expert reviewers. JISE follows industry standard ethical guidelines for all aspects of operations (submissions, reviews, editing, publishing, etc.). Additional details are available regarding the submission process and the types of articles.

Past Editors-in-Chief

Lee A. Freeman, 2014-2021, Vol. 25-32
Susan E. Kruck, 2009-2014, Vol. 21-25
Albert L. Harris, 2000-2009, Vol. 12-20
Kevin L. Elder, 1997-2000, Vol. 9-11
Mary Jo Haught, 1995-1996, Vol. 7-8
Alka Harriger, 1988-1994, Vol. 1-6

ISCAP Conference

The Information Systems & Computing Academic Professionals (ISCAP) Conference is a peer-reviewed conference for academic professionals and institutions of higher learning focused on Information Systems education including (but not limited to) model curriculum, assessment, distance education challenges, capstone and service-learning projects, and information systems research geared toward educators. ISCAP 2023 in Albuquerque, New Mexico was a great success! ISCAP 2024 will be held in Baltimore, Maryland on Wednesday, November 6 - Saturday, November 9, 2024. Check out https://www.iscap.us/ for full details regarding the call for participation, key dates, and more.

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