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Microsoft Office 2007

Gary B. Shelly, David N. Nuscher, Thomas J. Cashman et al.

2007

PowerPoint 2003 for dummies

Doug Lowe

2003

Graphing global politics

Marta Segal Block

2009

Contemporary's number power

Mitchell, Robert

2000

Matrices and graphs

Dmitriĭ Olegovich Logofet

1993

Graphic Organizers, Grades K-3

TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES

2004

Mapping Scientific Frontiers

Chaomei Chen

2003

Mastering Microsoft Office professional for Windows 95

Lonnie E. Moseley

1996

Real-Life Math

Tom Campbell Campbell, Tom Campbell

1999

College Algebra

Ron Larson

1993 ★ 5.0

Looking at the differences between living and nonliving things with graphic organizers

Greg Roza

2006

College Algebra

Mark Dugopolski

1999

Networks and algorithms

Joan M. Aldous, Alan Dolan

1993

How to do everything with PowerPoint 2002

Ellen Finkelstein

2002

Graphs & digraphs

L. Lesniak, Gary Chartrand

1986

Running Microsoft Office 2000

Michael Halvorson

1999

Precalculus

Michael R. Ziegler, Raymond A. Barnett, Karl E. Byleen

2008

Effective Executive's Guide to PowerPoint 2000

Michael Buschmohle

2000

The Wall Street journal guide to information graphics

Dona M. Wong

2010

Quick course in Microsoft Office 2000

Joyce Cox, Inc. Online Press, Online Press Inc.

1999

Queueing tables and graphs

Frederick S. Hillier

1981

Creating dynamic multimedia presentations

Carol M. Lehman

2000

Say it with charts

Gene Zelazny

1985

Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

David Ellenbogen, Judith A. Beecher, Barbara L. Johnson et al.

1997

Animal Infographics

Chris Oxlade

2014

The elements of graphing data

William S. Cleveland

1994

Mindmapping

Joyce Wycoff

1991

The complete idiot's guide to Microsoft PowerPoint 2000

Nat Gertler

1999

Precalculus

James DeFranza, J. Douglas Faires

2004

Infographic designers' sketchbooks

Steven Heller

2014

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