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IMSE Textbook Request Form – Spring 2025
IMSE Textbook Request Form – Spring 2025
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Course NUMBER [do not enter name of course]
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Is the book information the SAME as the last time this course was taught?
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There is no book for this course
Please only choose Yes if you know that you will be using the exact same textbook(s) this semester as you previously used, in the same edition.
PLEASE NOTE: As of Summer 2023, the book store will default to offering Immediate Access (electronic) versions of textbooks. If you are okay with using Immediate Access, please select Yes.
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There is no book for this course
This is a cost-saving measure by the university to help students afford their textbooks. If you require students to purchase a hard copy and will not allow e-books to be used (or there is no e-book version available), please choose "No" and leave a comment at the end of the form to confirm.
Textbook Information
Does your course have a BOOK?
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Is this book required, optional, or supplemental? You may select only one option.
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Required: materials the instructor has deemed necessary for the course
Optional: materials the instructor has suggested for success in the course but not required
Supplemental: materials the instructor wants listed to help the student be successful, or materials to help the student if they are struggling in the course (e.g. study guides)
ISBN-13 --> Please provide us with the 13-digit number, NOT the 10-digit number.
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Title
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Author
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Edition
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Is this book an Open Educational Resource (OER)?
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Course Packet Information
Do you need a course packet?
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Please select one
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No
You have indicated that your course will have a course packet. The ISU Bookstore will contact you directly, regarding the contents of your course packet. Please watch your email account (including junk mail folder) for any emails from them.
Desk Copy Information
Do you need a NEW desk copy of this textbook?
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Please select one
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No
If you or the department already has a desk copy available, please choose No.
Acquiring desk copies is becoming increasingly more difficult so please only select "yes" if your book meets one of the following criteria:
1. I have not used this book before, so I do not have a desk copy.
2. I have used this book before but it is a different version AND the versions are different enough that I need a new desk copy.
3. My current desk copy is falling apart (but held together by the magic of duct tape).
Do you need to keep this textbook?
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Please select one
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No
How many desk copies will potential TAs need? (best guess please)
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Comments (e.g. "Please do not use Immediate Access for this course because my students take open-book in-class exams.")