McGraw Hill ALEKS is an AI-powered online learning platform for Math and Chemistry. It blends adaptive learning with instructor-led assignments, over 25 years of student data to identify knowledge gaps and guide each learner forward.
ALEKS lets you combine AI-powered adaptive learning with instructor-created assignments for a fully flexible teaching experience. Personalize paths and assign targeted practice, all in one platform.
For over 25 years, ALEKS has used AI and real student data to do more than personalize learning. It uncovers knowledge gaps and helps students build true understanding.
We want that for you, too! Join us for a quick demo and see how ALEKS can help get you there.
Initial Knowledge Check
From day one, ALEKS pinpoints what each student knows and what they need to learn.
Personalized Learning Paths
Every student gets a dynamic path that adapts in real time to their needs.
Instructor-Driven Assignments
Assign homework, quizzes, and tests with algorithmic questions that reinforce learning and eliminate repetition.
Reports & Insights
Access real-time data on student progress, knowledge gaps, and time-on-task to guide instruction.
New tools for Math and Statistics students help them visualize, conceptualize, and persist through new and challenging topics.
ALEKS free-response tools are designed to be intuitive, easy to use, and — unlike multiple-choice questions — they provide a constructive learning experience for students.
20%
Increase
in Pass Rates with ALEKS at Clemson University
11%
Drop
in Withdrawals with ALEKS at Northern Arizona University
22%
Increase
in Pass Rates with ALEKS at Amarillo College
4%
Drop
in DFW rates with ALEKS at University of Oregon
With Evergreen you get:
After the first full implementation of ALEKS Math in Fall 2021, ASU Online experienced an 11% increase in student success as measured by those students who received a C or better in the course, when compared to the previous fall semester. Students improved their Math scores from a 58% success rate to 69%.
ALEKS Math increases student success by 11% at Arizona State University.
Students at the University of Texas San Antonio improved their mastery of topics significantly using ALEKS. An initial knowledge check at the beginning of the Fall 2020 semester showed 78% of topics not mastered by students. At the end of the semester, that number dropped to just 19% using ALEKS.
ALEKS helped close student knowledge gaps and improve topic mastery.Additional Resources
