Various marketing materials are available to download and reproduce from the AL$ websites. In addition, there is a set of exhibit materials including a medium-sized banner that bookstores may loan for their campus events. 

The AL$ webpage offers tools and resources to plan and market communications and events on the Supporting Materials web page. 

All the CSU campus bookstore sites can be found on the Bookstores web page. 

Advisory Committee

a. Bookstore Advisory Team was established in 2012 with input invited from 23 campus bookstores. The committee meets once annually during fall term and via phone/email as needed for reviews, recommendations, and other issues. It is comprised of bookstore directors, course materials managers, regional managers. The 2021-2022 committee includes: Suzanne Donnelly, Rick Dorsey, Elaine Reed, Claude Damsa, Robert Munck, Dana Hagge, and Matt Hanson.

Adaptive learning is the use of computer software which ‘adapts’ the presentation of the content according to the unique needs of each learner as indicated by their responses to questions, tasks and experiences. As a result, students receive an individualized education experience so they can achieve measurable learning outcomes and experience learning satisfaction. Examples are at AL$'s Adaptive Learning web page. 

AL$ “Directory of Providers” VPATs: AL$ vendor partners have either submitted a VPAT (voluntary product accessibility template) with Academic Technologies and have been reviewed by CSU Center for Accessible Media for compliance and proactive planning and/or they are in contract on at least one CSU campus and have been approved for accessibility compliance. They have submitted qualifications and parameters for provision on campuses and partnering with bookstores.

Subscribe to