The categories identified seemed to cluster into two groups: Case-based learning (CBL), we using profile and effects of Case-based learning (CBL) on web. Within each of these, there were two categories, as shown in Table 1. Case-Based Learning on Web Usage Profile
Disciplines of study in which CBL on web were used. On the whole, past research on CBL on web had been carried out in four different disciplines: business (e.g., commerce and man-agement), science (e.g., biochemistry), medical (e.g., doctoral), and education (e.g., teacher education). Overall, our analysis of previous research suggested that CBL on web had been most frequently used in the medical discipline (45%). This was fol-lowed by education (28%), business (18%), and science (9%). How students or instructors use CBL on web. The review found that Case-based learning on web has been applied to a variety of teaching and learning. It addresses the issues of inte-gration of diversified technological tools for pedagogical facili-tation of case-based activities and developing multimedia cases in order to enhance student involvement and engagement in understanding contexts embedded in cases toward solutions from multifaceted aspects, as shown in Table 2.