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AIM Used Textbook Market

The AIM Program has used the texts listed below in the past and plans to use them again in upcoming courses. If you are interested in purchasing a used text or selling one of your books, post a message in the AIM News conference in FirstClass.

Some texts are used in more than one class, e.g., Research Methods and Writing for Research texts are used again in the Capstone course. Therefore, you should plan on keeping certain texts until you finish the program.

Buyers and sellers assume full responsibility for any transactions.

Capstone

  • Practical Research: Planning and Design, 8th Edition by Paul Leedy and Jeanne Ellis Ormrod. Prentice Hall, 2004. ISBN: 0131108956 or 978-0131108950. (Required)
  • The Clockwork Muse: A Practical Guide to Writing Theses, Dissertations and Books. by Eviatar Zerbavel. ISBN: 0674135865 or 978-0674135864. (Optional)

Information Design and Communication

  • Information Design Desk Reference by Christine Sevilla. Crisp Learning, 2001. ISBN: 1560526106 or 978-1560526100.

Virtual Learning and Teams

  • Working Virtually: Challenges of Virtual Teams by Robert Jones, Robert Oyung, and Lise Pace. IRM Press, 2005. ISBN: 1591405858 or 978-1591405856 (hardcopy), 1591405513 (paperback), or 1591405521 (e-book).
  • Quick Guide to Interaction Styles and Working Remotely: Strategies for Leading and Working in Virtual Teams by Susan Gerke and Linda Berens. Telos Publications, 2003. ISBN: 0971214476 or 978-0971214477.
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