Instructors can link a Moodle course to McGraw-Hill's online learning platform, Connect to give students access to online textbooks and textbook supplements.
Before you start, you may need access to the following:
- an Instructor of Record or Other Editing Teacher role in a Moodle course
- an Instructor account for McGraw-Hill Connect. Use your Bryn Mawr email address to create one on McGraw-Hill's website, if you don't have one already.
Set up a Connect course
- Go to https://www.mheducation.com/ and click Sign in.
- Select Connect.
- Sign into your account, which should be connected to your Bryn Mawr email (see link above if you need to create one).
- On the My Courses page, click Add Course.
- Under Find a title, use Search title, author, or subject bar to look for the textbook or resources you want to use in your course.
- On the next page:
- Enter a Course Name. We recommend using the same one as your Moodle course.
- Select the US/Eastern time zone.
- Add Registration dates and a Section Name if desired.
- Click Create Course.
Add your Connect course to Moodle
- Open your Moodle course and toggle Edit Mode on.
- Click + Add an activity or resource in the section where you want to add the link to McGraw-Hill Connect.
- Select External Tool.
- Type in an Activity name.
- From the Preconfigured tool menu, select McGraw-Hill LTIA.
- Select Save and return to course.
- On your course page, click the title of the activity to open it.
- Select the textbook that's relevant to your Moodle course, then click Connect.
- Select I want this for my students, then click Adopt Connect.
- On the next screen, select “A section in an existing Connect course” and pair with the Connect course you created earlier.
Videos & Further Reading on Connect
- Video: McGraw Hill Connect® Overview
- McGraw-Hill: Digital Technical Support (all articles on Connect)
Questions?
If you have any additional questions or problems, don't hesitate to reach out to the Help Desk!
Phone: 610-526-7440 | Library and Help Desk hours
Email: help@brynmawr.edu | Service catalog
Location: Canaday Library 1st floor