Need to reach us?...Open Learning Platform – How To: Join a ClassLog in to your student account at my.mheducation.com.If you do not already see your materials, select the Join a Class button at the top left of your student dashboard.Enter the 8 or 12 digit alphanumeric code provided by your teacher and click Submit.
Students will enter their email address to begin creating their account. Next, students will enter the access code (A) included with their textbook package (if applicable), purchase access directly online (B), or start courtesy access (C).
Connect requires you to be enrolled in an instructor led course via your school learning management system or a Connect Section Web Address. There is no option to register for self study, however you can register to view your eBook if it's available for your textbook by following steps below.
Go to https://connectED.mcgraw-hill.com.Click Create a New Account.Click Register under Teacher section.Enter name.Enter one of your 16-digit Master Codes.Enter your personal school email address.Create a challenge question and answer.Click Next.Enter your school's zip code.More items...
Click the yellow Redeem Content button on your ConnectED homepage. Enter the 16-digit Master Code for your Student Edition in the fields at the top of the screen and click Next. Click Redeem under the Student Edition listed under Available Products.
How to Get Your Access Code for Your McGraw Hill Connect Courseware. When you open your eBook in Bookshelf, you will see a pop up in the right-hand corner. You will want to click the “here” link to start the code reveal process for the associated supplemental eBook content.
When the time limit is up, the assignment is automatically submitted. If you do not set a time limit, your students can take as much time as needed to complete the assignment (within the availability dates), and can stop and resume working on it as much as they want.
Most Connect access codes provide for 180 day access. In some instances, you may have a course with 360 day access. In order to determine the length of time remaining on your access, navigate to the main menu on your Connect home page and follow the steps below.
Connect registration codes are not always included when purchasing a new or used textbook. Bookstores can order and sell Connect packages/bundles with or without registration codes included. If a Connect registration code was not bundled with your purchase, first check with the bookstore for confirmation.
The McGraw Hill eBook can be conveniently accessed anywhere, on a student's laptop through the Bookshelf website or on a mobile device with the free ReadAnywhere app.
Enter http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com. ConnectED displays the Login page (Figure 2.1). 2. Enter your Username and Password and click the Login button.
They are a code made up of both numbers and letters, which you can input online in order to access additional study materials linked to a specific textbook or online courses and assessments linked to the topic in question.
The McGraw Hill eBook can be conveniently accessed anywhere, on a student's laptop through the Bookshelf website or on a mobile device with the free ReadAnywhere app.
Within your course home page, you'll see Media Bank on the left-hand side. Here, you will find the Student Resources that are available with your course, which may include additional resources, cases, videos and other multimedia.
To access SmartBook, login to Connect and proceed to your course. Next, click on the SmartBook adaptive assignment within your Connect course's homepage. A sidebar will load on the right-hand side of your screen with details of the SmartBook assignment. Click Begin to load SmartBook and start your assignment.
With 14-day free access, students can access a course on Connect for 14 days without an access code or purchasing access online. This option provides interim access to the course for those who may be waiting on financial aid or their campus bookstore to restock access codes.
This means that your instructor specified a registration time frame and the registration deadline expired. Please reach out to the instructor.
As long as you use the same username (e-mail) as the previous semester, you will not be required to create a new account. If the Connect access from your previous registration has not yet expired, you will not be asked to purchase access or enter a code.
If your instructor is using Connect, you should have received registration instructions for your course. If your school is using a Learning Management System (LMS) such as Blackboard, D2L, Angel, and others, you may be required to register through your school's website. You may also receive a course specific web address (URL) from your instructor.
If your instructor is not using Connect, you may still access various Connect disciplines as self study. Not all disciplines are available as self study. Most disciplines require instructor use. Please visit http://connect.mheducation.com/selfstudy to learn more.
On the Adobe Connect Central Home page, locate the Create New menu bar and click Course. Alternatively, click Training > New Course.
You can view or change information about a course from the Course Information page, the page that appears when you click the course name in the Training folder list. From this page, you can view or edit the information for a specific course, including the course summary, content, enrollee, and settings for notifications and reminders. Each of these features is accessible as a navigation link.
Click the Training tab at the top of the Adobe Connect Central window. Navigate to the course. In the list, click the name of the course. To modify enrollment one at a time, click the Manage Enrollees link in the navigation bar. Do one of the following:
Click the Training tab at the top of the Adobe Connect Central window.
Adobe Connect Training contains two review modes: server-side and client-side. It’s important to understand these review modes, especially if your courses contain quizzes.
Minimizing changes helps lower the number of versions that exist. It also lowers the number of reports for users who took earlier versions.
Every course has a Course Information page, which is a summary that contains the information displayed in the following illustration.
They can: Use a registration or access code. Buy access using a credit card. Utilize courtesy access (free trial) Regardless of what method they use to obtain Connect, you will have to provide them access to Connect first.
Note: If students already purchased the book using either a credit card or access code, they still have to join the class. They must enter the email address they used when purchasing the book and they'll be registered to the class.
Connect will recognize their account and allow the students to easily register in the new section. If the students submitted any assignments in the other section, the grades cannot be transferred.
If you do not opt out, the cost of your course materials will be added to your bill for your school’s tuition and fees. This cost is always less expensive than what you would pay for the materials elsewhere. Once you have decided whether to opt out or not, click on the Launch Courseware button.
Inclusive Access. If you don't see an Achieve course or payment screen when clicking on one of your assignment links, your course might be using an inclusive access integration. From here, your instructions will vary depending on your school’s inclusive access service provider.
Your assignment will pop up in a new window or tab. You will also be automatically enrolled in your instructor's Achieve course. Any grades for Achieve assignments you complete will now appear in your instructor's LMS gradebook.
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Your enrollment in your Achieve course is now complete. Each time you click on an Achieve link in your LMS, you will be sent directly to that resource in Achieve without having to repeat this process.
If you have applied multi-term access to a previous term's course, you will see the prompt below asking if you would like to apply your remaining access to the new term's course. Check the box to acknowledge that you will no longer have access to the previous term's course, then click Apply Remaining Achieve Access. For more information, see the help article Enroll in the second term of a course using multi-term access.
You can also use Connect to produce an official confirmation of enrollment letter, and request a preferred first name change. Once you have been accepted and paid your registration deposit login and select Connect for Students .
Waitlists. If you are unable to register for a course because it is already full, most courses have a wait list option to which you can add your name. Seats may become available as other students make registration changes, or as departments monitor demand. Don't be discouraged if you are wait listed for a course.
In order to change your schedule, leave at least one course on your schedule at all times. If you are planning to withdraw from the University, please fill out and submit the withdrawal form available through Connect. Once you've registered for courses, make sure to purchase your books and course materials.
If you are offered a seat in a course for which you are wait listed, you will receive an e-mail to your @mta.ca account from the registrar’s office granting a 48-hour period for you to register.
The "Search and register" method is useful for finding courses with specific search criteria. You can search for classes by time, professor, subject, and more. This method can be useful, but please remember that the system will time-out after a period of inactivity.
A series of video tutorials is available to help you learn more about how to register, drop, and waitlist for courses in Connect. Check out this video series to familiarize yourself with other functions in Connect.
Many courses require knowledge of material covered in other courses to ensure that a student has the background necessary to complete the course successfully.