methods notes

[ross huggard]

i know i seem cheap...

but would anyone doing methods in 2010 be interested in buying my notebook for the second exam?
its very extensive.. its got a summary of all topics with expansive notes on each sub-title, as well as exam question from previous exam that are relevant to the topic.
Its 120 pages, all numbered so they're easy to find from the contents page;)
probably the best thing ive ever made. haha.
anyway please let me know, id be looking to sell it for around 30 bucks or thereabouts

[TonyHem]

Good luck, I'm sure a lot of students would prefer your book over a professionally produced bound book.

[shinny]

Good luck, I'm sure a lot of students would prefer your book over a professionally produced bound book.

Although you were being sarcastic, it's quite possible for this to happen. I mean, I've had plenty of people say my BM notes are better than any 'professionally produced bound books', and Mao's specialist notes are probably better than any others either.

[ross huggard]

Good luck, I'm sure a lot of students would prefer your book over a professionally produced bound book.

thanks smartass.
they're actually very good notes.. price might be a bit steep though im guessing?

[TrueTears]

Good luck, I'm sure a lot of students would prefer your book over a professionally produced bound book.

Although you were being sarcastic, it's quite possible for this to happen. I mean, I've had plenty of people say my BM notes are better than any 'professionally produced bound books', and Mao's specialist notes are probably better than any others either.

True, my school's entire BM class uses shinny's BM notes lol

[TonyHem]

There are obviously exceptions but in a majority of cases, the bound books produced by companies such as A+, warringul etc are going to be better than the ones produced by students. Sure his bound book may be "very good notes" and suited for him but not necessarily everyone. The ones created by the company would generally cover everything and leave space for students to personalise it for their own needs.
I don't take business management so I can't say much about your notes but I've read Mao's ones. A lot of it isn't for specialist and lots of examples look like text-book cut outs anyway, so I wouldn't say it's "better" than a "professionally produced bound book" ( although i'm not saying it's worse)
I would also bet that if you were to ask 1000 different students that if they had to buy a bound reference, would they buy it off a company or off a student who claims that they're good, the vast majority would go with the 1st.

Although I'm guessing here, I would bet that if there was an equivalent VCE forum to this elsewhere and a new member who got 30 for a subject posts a set of notes out there, most people probably wouldn't even look at it, less consider it to be better than other options. Basically, I'm saying that having gotten a  50 alone would make a lot of people refer/use the notes regardless of whether it is actually better than some other bound books. However, if he "did" get a score like the 50 you got in BM, then I would say people would buy it, thinking it would help them.
Another thing I would say is, no one is going to buy a bound book with just the seller praising their own product without any examples or reason to believe that it is going to be useful ( and not to mention, it is also more expensive than most options)