My Math Lab / ALEKS

Links to and information about MyMathLab (MML) for Pearson textbooks and ALEKS for McGraw Hill

Your school fees cover the cost of MyMathLab so you do not need additional money now. We are using Willo (through the bookstore's parent company Follett) this semester to get you into MML. This is fairly new to me as it may be to you, so please have patience.

Follow these instructions:
Start in Blackboard. On the class' Blackboard page, click on Pearson Course Materials in you're in 171 or 235 (OR ALEKS ACCESS if you're in 138). This will take you to the MML page (OR ALEKS for Math 138 which we started using this semester) where you will enter your previous log-in information or create a new account. You will not need an access code (to prove you paid) or a course ID as before; it is all automatic now.

For step by step directions and tutorials: https://willolabs.zendesk.com/hc/enus/sections/14960231447181-Student-Support

If you need help from Willo, you can create a support ticket at https://customersupportcenter.highered.follett.com/hc/en-us

You can contact MML Customer Service at support.pearson.com/getsupport.

If you need help from ALEKS (Math 138 students), https://www.mheducation.com/highered/support/support-at-every-step/student/aleks.html.

The deadline for registering either platform is September 8.

For Math 145 and 235 classes, we will use MyStatLab (MSL), which is virtually identical to MyMathLab (MML) except that it has some statistical capabilities. I often refer to either product as "MyMathLab".

Occasionally, there are problems accessing the site. The link below is a "backdoor" that may work when the MML/MSL regular entry point has issues.
https://mlm.pearson.com/northamerica/altsignins/

Zoom Support: https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/contact?id=contact_us