Please see the instructions below that apply to your situation. Note: If your instructor is using a non-Pearson learning management system such as Blackboard, Canvas or Brightspace along with a Pearson MyLab do not use a Course ID.
You can enroll instructors, students, teaching assistants, and other users individually into a course or use a batch file to enroll large groups. If you want to enroll multiple users in a course, enroll them in groups based on their course roles. You can select one role per set of users.
Your instructor may be using a different website. Still seeing an error? Contact your instructor or Pearson Support. Your instructor’s course is not accepting registrations. Contact your instructor. Your Pearson course has reached its end date.
That ID didn’t work. Check with your instructor or your syllabus for the correct course ID or program ID and try again. Your instructor may be using a different website. Still seeing an error?
InformationClick the Settings link.Select the My Courses tab.Click Create New Course (at the right in the My Other Courses box).Follow the on-screen instructions.
Section instructors enroll either by creating a Section Instructor account, or by signing in with an existing Pearson Educator account. If you have an Educator account, you can teach your own courses and be a section instructor in other courses at the same time.
Only a Pearson account (email and password) and an access code are needed. Note: If your Pearson MyLab & Mastering course is being delivered via MyLabsPlus you do not need to register or have a Course ID. Please contact your instructor for course access information.
To use your access code:Enter your access code in the boxes or copy and paste the whole access code into the first box.Click Finish. A Confirmation page appears where you can check your order details and go to your course.
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Select the course for which you want to add a section instructor. Select Course Settings from the course menu or from the Getting Started area of the Course Home. Scroll down to the Section Instructors section, and select Manage Section Instructors. Enter the person's Pearson account username, and then select Add.
A course ID is a unique identifier created for every Mastering course. It contains the course creator's last name and five digits.
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The class ID is a unique number that is automatically generated upon the creation of a class. You can find this on your instructor homepage, under the column 'Class ID', right next to the class name.
Access codes (also referred to as textbook access codes, student access codes or a student access kit) is a series of letters and numbers that allows you access to your courses online content and/or additional study material.
You can buy an access code for your Pearson eText course where you buy your textbooks. Or you can buy instant access with a credit card or PayPal account.
Access codes are generally included in the textbook price from many different retailers as an incentive to purchase their products. If you are using second hand textbooks or have bought a textbook alone without an access code, there are also many online platforms that sell the codes by themselves.
You need a valid email address, preferably the one provided by your school. You’ll be getting some important emails from your instructor at this address.
Your instructor will give you a Course ID that links you directly into your course. It will look something like this: CRSXXX-237440100. If you don't know your Course ID, check with your instructor or a classmate.
If you already have an access code, you’ll redeem it when you register. If you don’t, you can use a credit card or PayPal to purchase access.
In order to enroll multiple users into one or multiple courses, select one or more courses by using the checkbox in the course row. Once you have selected at least one course in the table, the Choose Action button will be made available at the bottom of the Course Management table. Select the Enroll Users option. In the right panel that will open, select the users to enroll by flagging the checkbox next to their name. You can also flag entire groups or branches using the corresponding tabs.
Instructors are an important part of courses, whether they are e-learning, webinars or classroom courses, so we suggest you, as the Superadmin, add at least one instructor for each course, also to reduce your manual workload.
You can create up to 50 enrollment additional fields in your platform.
Enrollment additional fields are additional fields prompted at enrollment time (e.g. the enrollment reason) that either users fill out upon self-enrolling in courses from catalogs, or Superadmins and Power Users (with granted permissions) complete when enrolling users. Depending on their configuration, enrollment additional fields may be mandatory.
Instructors of e-learning courses are counted as enrolled users. When assigning instructors to ILT courses, instructors are assigned to the event or session without being enrolled in it. In addition, you can assign instructors either to a session or to an event: Session Instructor.
You can also enroll users into courses (e-learning, webinar or ILT-classroom) or sessions of courses via CSV. You can do so from the main Course Management page if you want to enroll users into multiple courses, or from the Enrollment tab in a specific course or session of a course.
Only Superadmins and Power Users can enroll a user into multiple sessions of the same course. Users can only self enroll into a single session in a course. When a learner is enrolled into multiple sessions of the same course, completing any session of the course will update the learner's enrollment status to 'Completed'.
Enroll users in a course. If you want to enroll multiple users in a course, enroll them in groups based on their course roles. You can select one role per set of users. For example, if a course has one or more instructors, enroll them first. Then, move on to students. Optionally, you can enroll all users with a role of Student ...
When you merge a course into a single master course, its students are enrolled automatically in the merged master course. However, when students enter the course, they'll see only the course ID of the child course they were originally enrolled in. To learn more about merging courses, see Merge and Separate Courses.
You can change a user's role in a course at any time. For example, if an instructor needs an additional assistant during the term, you can change a user's role from Student to Teaching Assistant for that course.
If you have students who need to access a course outside of the normal term, you can override their enrollments. They'll have access to the course until the date you set.