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Roberts, Howard – School Business Affairs, 1974
Thirteen suggestions for the educational community on how to get better service and save money when ordering books. (JF)
Descriptors: Bibliographies, Books, Guides, Purchasing
Wallerstein, Edward – Educational and Industrial Television, 1972
Tips and examples on how to and how not to write good specs. (Editor)
Descriptors: Equipment Standards, Purchasing, Specifications
Educational and Industrial Television, 1972
A guide to videotape recorders...currently on the market for use in industrial and educational closed-circuit television systems. (Editor)
Descriptors: Directories, Purchasing, Video Equipment
Rourke, Martha S.; Rourke, Patrick W. – AEDS Monitor, 1972
A look at some of the factors which should be considered before purchasing a computer. (AK)
Descriptors: Computers, Equipment Evaluation, Purchasing
Etkes, Asher B. – Educ Prod Rep, 1970
Custom designed playgrounds are usally more expensive than available commercial equipment, but careful evaluation of available equipment can result in a purchased play environment for less cost--with the advantages of a custom-built playground. (RA)
Descriptors: Design, Equipment, Playgrounds, Purchasing
Educational Product Report, 1970
Descriptors: Educational Equipment, Guidelines, Purchasing
Pfannkuch, Robert B. – Educational Television, 1971
Practical tips on traps to avoid when buying television equipment." (Editor)
Descriptors: Educational Equipment, Purchasing, Television
Educational Product Report, 1970
Descriptors: Educational Specifications, Guidelines, Purchasing
Exceptional Parent, 1983
The article addresses selection and use of a wheelchair for physically disabled children. Guidelines are provided for selecting a wheelchair that is carefully fitted, is designed so the child can "transfer" him or herself in and out of it, provides correct posture, appears well, and can be maneuvered within the child's environment. (SW)
Descriptors: Physical Disabilities, Purchasing, Wheelchairs
Seymour, William O. – Scholastic Editor, 1979
Points to factors to be considered by a camera purchaser in examining a variety of camera features, including shutter, battery, take-up spool, timer, and lens. (GT)
Descriptors: Photographic Equipment, Photography, Purchasing
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Fiore, Ann Marie; Jin, Hyun-Jeong – Internet Research, 2003
Measured the effect of exposure to an image interactivity function from an apparel retailer's Web site on approach responses towards the retailer. Dependent variables included attitude towards the online store, willingness to purchase, probability of spending more time than planned shopping, and likelihood of patronizing the online retailer's…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Fashion Industry, Purchasing
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Stein, Pat; Brown, Judy – Journal of Home Economics, 1988
Examines rent-to-own, an alternative purchasing method that allows the consumer to rent an item and gain ownership after a specified number of payments. Addresses industry trends, the rent-to-own consumer, pricing structure, and legalities. (JOW)
Descriptors: Consumer Economics, Demography, Purchasing
Fickes, Michael – College Planning & Management, 2001
Examines the setup of American University's electronic procurement system and explains how it works and the benefits it brings to the school. Cautionary advice on setting up an online purchasing system is also offered. (GR)
Descriptors: Internet, Purchasing, School Administration
Wendell, Laura – Peace Corps, 2009
This book is for community leaders, librarians, library committees, volunteers, aid workers and others who are interested in the practical aspect of starting and maintaining a successful library. Throughout the developing world, countless dedicated people respond to the pressing need for information in their communities by helping to start a…
Descriptors: Libraries, Library Administration, Library Materials, Library Services
Villano, Matt – Campus Technology, 2006
Technology product procurement can be a daunting task for a college or university--especially a smaller institution--to accomplish alone. Perhaps this is why schools are tackling it by banding together. When it comes to purchasing technology, a little help from friends is the key to economies of scale, which frequently net schools the best…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Purchasing, Consortia, Cost Effectiveness
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