Bookstore Services
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This is the ED MAP difference – our Discover-Fulfill-Manage process: In Discover, we:
In Fulfill, we:
In Manage, we:
Through our people and our technology, we deliver value to your institution and your students.
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As course materials and format choices get more complex, colleges and universities need more than a bookstore vendor. You need a partner. You require end-to-end solutions and a continuous improvement approach. Your world changes constantly. You need a course materials partner that can help you manage that change. You need flexibility. You need control. And your students want choice.
Discover the ED MAP difference.
Fulfill your course materials goals.
Manage to get more.
What Our Customers
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"ED MAP is extremely responsive to our changing needs and responds with the positive approach we expect from someone who wants to be our partner for the long-term and not just another vendor waiting for the bill to be paid. In addition, ED MAP is committing resources to a large conversion we are making to deliver our classroom materials in digital format. The undertaking is immense and promises exciting benefits for our students, but the complexity requires constant attention that ED MAP is willing to commit on our behalf. If you want a partner instead of a vendor, you simply have to choose ED MAP." - Bret Ammons, Dean of the College, Madison Media Institute |
In This Section
ED MAP News
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ED MAP and Campus Management Corp Partner for New Product
ED MAP and Campus Management integrate bookstore services and student information systems to dramatically reduce administrative work for university staff.
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ED MAP Contributes Books and Supplies to Local School Districts
ED MAP has donated $75,000 in textbooks and school supplies to three Athens County school districts.
Industry News
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Licensing initiative could change Stanford course content pricing policies
Academic leaders at many universities are examining the ways in which technology such as digital textbooks can make course materials more accessible for students.
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New tools can help educators evaluate open educational resources
Technology is becoming increasingly important not only in the way that course content is delivered to students, but also in how the effectiveness of these techniques is assessed.