McGraw-Hill Connect

Pros: What I like most about McGraw Hill connect it that it's a great way to communicate with other learning sources and data for learning materials online

Cons: Nothing I like least a great platform to use for learning skills and building educational skills in classrooms

Pros: A person can find games, including links to Kahoot Games, guided readings, presentations, videos, current events resources, interactives, etc. on McGraw-Hill Connect.

Cons: This is not an issue with the product itself, but because some learning management systems don't always have the capability to easily link to the website, sometimes students have to click multiple links to get to the product.

Pros: With great security, value for money, clear customer support, progress tracking McGraw-Hill connect make online learning, student and teacher management and student course management

Cons: I don't have anything that I least like about McGraw Hill Connect. The only challenge that I face is sometimes the syncing with canvas but once it works, it works.

Pros: McGraw-Hill does a great job at providing online textbooks. Not only do they provide the text but they also provide learning resources like highlighter or flashcards.

Cons: The only downside to McGraw Hill are the pages. Sometimes it is confusing where the page numbers are and how to scroll.

Pros: nothing, the application will not load homework. when it does you better finish it in 5 minutes

Cons: there is nothing about this application that works. you will be better off getting a zero and trying another class

Pros: McGraw-Hill Connect is a mathematical software created by McGraw-Hill. One of the main things I love about the software is I can integrate the program for all of my math classes. I have taught Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, and Senior Transition. I was able to integrate Connect for each of these classes. The best feature is Connect tailors' assignments for each individual student. If a student is struggling with a certain type of problem, the program will make sure to give that student more problems to practice. Students no longer have to keep doing the same type of problem over and over again. Connect has made my life so much easier.

Cons: One of the only complaints I have for Connect is it's difficult to learn all of the available features. It took me awhile to figure out how everything worked. After spending time on the software, it's no longer a problem. The learning curb is high compared to other programs.

Pros: The assignments, quizzes, and learning resources are all clearly laid out, making it easy to follow along with the course

Cons: There wasn’t much flexibility in how assignments were presented or how could navigate between sections

Pros: Helps our instructors provide interactive activities for their course subject materials.

Cons: The potential prohibitive cost of student adoption

Pros: Awful sight. gives too much un- needed information. Horrible point system

Cons: Refers to African- Americans as "Blacks"

Pros: It is great to have all of the programs together. Streamlined so that you can easily access everything you need.

Cons: Sometimes it can be buggy or freeze, but it’s usually fine quickly or after a restart.

Pros: I like nothing about this site. It is a headache to use. Student want simple things that work, especially when we pay $1000s each semester for e-books and connect!

Cons: This whole site needs an upgrade. it logs you out every 20 minutes. it takes 10 mins to log back in. We pay entirely way to much every semester for this site to be this aweful. Please hire the people who work on salesforce to fix your site.

Pros: I liked that it was simple to use and administer to students.

Cons: Oftentimes, too many questions were included on these practice exams, which would take students too long to complete. No problems with the software itself.

Pros: This is my fourth time using Mcgraw for textbook and assignments, I love this software. This is an easy-to-use program that assists in the learning of topic through well throughout assignments and activities.

Cons: The cost is a downside for me, the plus is an entire semester is covered but it is costly for program.

Pros: That I could at least work on my assingments there.

Cons: I hate it. Because everytime I try to do my assignments on there it zaps out because they claims that the connection is down even though my wifi connection is there. Colleges should not use Mcgraw hill connect ever because it cannot make up it's mind between it wanting to work or not. Also if I could rate it zero stars I would because I took my accounting exam last Friday and the amount of times I had to log back in on a TIMED TEST is insane. Please get your act together or you will go bankrupt.

Pros: I like the games for students to play and the online features to project to the class.

Cons: It is NOT user friendly at all for first grade students.

Pros: It's visually appealing I guess, although for the price you pay... Sure, whatever.

Cons: Price-Absolutely ridiculous. Should not be this expensive for a e-book that expires. Concepts/Assignments- Incredibly tedious. Practically holds you at gunpoint until you answer the same exact question at least 4 times, and then does it again with every. Single. Question. I think I'd rather light myself on FIRE than spend another 4 hours doing 2 assignments with poorly-worded questions and absolutely ZERO feedback.

Pros: When I shut my computer and turn off their program

Cons: Customer support is terrible. Call goes to Philippines with no help. Instant chat took 20 minutes before they got to me. Then they told me they couldn’t help me. Video so low volume even support couldn’t hear it. Told me to use closed captions to do my homework.

Pros: I liked how easily it integrated with canvas. It made it easy to connect with the classroom and access assignments.

Cons: I didn't like the courseware provided, it was not the best quality and often found easy ways to cheat and didn't require much thinking which caused me to fail several courses.

Pros: McGraw-Hill helps in managing all the learning, which increases the skills for users.

Cons: McGraw-Hill has a diverse training option, and this faces no challenges.

Pros: I like the quality and amount of resources

Cons: I have no negatives to report while using these products

Pros: Nothing. Why does higher ed book producers feel the need to capitalize on others? Because they don't care about those using their materials.

Cons: Everything. It is outragously expensive and you only get the product for a year at a time. After the year runs out you have to repurchase.

Pros: I like that my homework is easily accessible.

Cons: The worst part of this whole site is that when you get something wrong, there is no guide or tips telling me what I should do to fix my answers. There is no videos or attachments that I could watch to help me complete assignments. McGraw-Hill is worth billions of dollars and does not have the student in mind when creating around a curriculum. If you type in "McGraw-Hill Connect review" into the search bar and scroll down you will see Reddit posts from many other people saying how awful the website is. So I don't want you to think it is just me saying this. Instead of writing a review in Reddit, I thought I could go straight to the source and let you know that change needs to happen for the long term success of the students taking these courses. McGraw-Hill Connect is already successful, so please help the students be successful too! Thank you so much.

Pros: I dislike McGraw-Hill connect very much. It tests on reading comprehension and endurance more so than actual content.

Cons: The smart book assignments have a limited amount of concepts covered. Instead of application of class concepts, it is more a test of reading comprehension, and attention span. I do not feel that these need to be a long, and could stand to be more varied. It would be appreciated if the concepts matched up to the quizzes. The homework is much less busy, and multiple attempts have helped me consolidate the correct way to approach certain problems. Again, it suffers from narrow focus on conceptual spread when compared with quizzes.