Distributing ConnectED Digital Content to Teachers
Learn about the various ways available to distribute ConnectED digital materials for teacher use.
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This article applies to Manual Rostering districts. Manual Rostering means that teachers manually redeem program content and roster their own classes.
SSO applies to districts that use an SSO portal, district website, or Learning Management System (LMS) to access McGraw Hill digital programs, and Direct Login means that teachers, students, and administrators log in at my.mheducation.com.
Not sure which Access Service your district uses? Click here to learn more about the four Access Services that we support.
This article walks Administrators through how to distribute content to teachers.
There are multiple options for distributing digital resources for ConnectED:
Option 1: Teachers select digital content from the ConnectED Library
As an Organization Administrator, you can enable or disable the Library feature. This allows teachers to redeem as needed without the need of entering a Master Code.
To manage the Library, from the Admin Tools select Manage Library from the navigation menu. Click on the toggle to turn on/off the preferred options: Place all new purchases in the Library and Include all/Remove all. Keep in mind, this is for ConnectED programs only.
Master Codes are 16-digit alphanumeric codes that teachers redeem to access content through ConnectED. Use the sample letter below to provide teachers with the appropriate master code for their teacher account. They should receive codes for both a Teacher Edition and Student Edition, if available, for each title they need access to.
Master Codes are meant for teachers only and should never be shared with students.
Codes are account specific and should not be shared outside of your school or district. These are subscription licenses with specific quantities; they should be managed much like physical textbooks.
If you’re interested in an automated option for license management instead of handling the process manually, complete the McGraw Hill Integrations Intake Form to schedule a call to discuss our automated rostering options with our Integrated Services team.
Copy/paste the following to teachers via email for those that will be redeeming content manually.
Below are the Master Code(s) you will use to access your McGraw Hill Education digital resources on ConnectED. If you do not already have an account, follow the steps in the Create a Teacher Account to create a new teacher account. Once you have created your account, you will then able to add your digital content by selecting content from the ConnectED Library or manually redeeming the Master Code.
Note: Do not distribute Master Codes to students. When you add a Student Edition Master Code to ConnectED as a teacher, it will generate a 12-digit alphanumeric Redemption Code. You can then provide the Redemption Code to your students for them to manually redeem to their account, or you can manually assign content to them.
Refer to the ConnectED - Available Products Library article for steps on redeeming content without a Master Code. If the Library feature is not turned on, you will need to reach out to your Organization Administrator to have the option activated.
Direct Login & Manual-Rostering, Products & Licenses, SSO & Manual-Rostering, PreK-12, Customer Support, User Guides & Account Management, Getting Started & Orientation, Back-to-School Setup, School Administrator, Preschool, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Core, Intervention, Supplemental, AP, Honors & Electives, Career & Technical Education, Literacy, Math, Science, Social Studies, Health, Visual & Performing Arts, World Languages
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Direct Login and Manual Rostering Single Sign-On (SSO) and Manual Rostering This article applies to Manual Rostering districts. Manual Rostering means that teachers manually redeem program content and roster their own classes. SSO applies to districts that use an SSO portal, district website, or Learning Management System (LMS) to access McGraw Hill digital programs, and Direct Login means that teachers, students, and administrators log in at my.mheducation.com. Not sure which Access Service your district uses? Click here to learn more about the four Access Services that we support. This article walks Administrators through how to distribute content to teachers. There are multiple options for distributing digital resources for ConnectED: Option 1: Teachers select digital content from the ConnectED Library As an Organization Administrator, you can enable or disable the Library feature. This allows teachers to redeem as needed without the need of entering a Master Code. To manage the Library, from the Admin Tools select Manage Library from the navigation menu. Click on the toggle to turn on/off the preferred options: Place all new purchases in the Library and Include all/Remove all. Keep in mind, this is for ConnectED programs only. Refer to the Admin Tools - Manage Library article for more information. Option 2: Provide Teachers with Master Codes Master Codes are 16-digit alphanumeric codes that teachers redeem to access content through ConnectED. Use the sample letter below to provide teachers with the appropriate master code for their teacher account. They should receive codes for both a Teacher Edition and Student Edition, if available, for each title they need access to. Master Codes are meant for teachers only and should never be shared with students. Codes are account specific and should not be shared outside of your school or district. These are subscription licenses with specific quantities; they should be managed much like physical textbooks. Refer to the Admin Tools - Manage Products article for steps on locating Master Codes. Option 3: Assign Content via Auto-Rostering If you’re interested in an automated option for license management instead of handling the process manually, complete the McGraw Hill Integrations Intake Form to schedule a call to discuss our automated rostering options with our Integrated Services team. Additional Assistance For online help and tutorials, visit our Digital Technical Help site. For further assistance, feel free to reach out to our K-12 Technical Support team by phone, chat, or email. For assistance with license dates or quantities, contact your Sales Representative. Sample Master Code Letter Copy/paste the following to teachers via email for those that will be redeeming content manually. Below are the Master Code(s) you will use to access your McGraw Hill Education digital resources on ConnectED. If you do not already have an account, follow the steps in the Create a Teacher Account to create a new teacher account. Once you have created your account, you will then able to add your digital content by selecting content from the ConnectED Library or manually redeeming the Master Code. Note: Do not distribute Master Codes to students. When you add a Student Edition Master Code to ConnectED as a teacher, it will generate a 12-digit alphanumeric Redemption Code. You can then provide the Redemption Code to your students for them to manually redeem to their account, or you can manually assign content to them. Students will want to refer to the How to Join a McGraw Hill Class and Redeem Content article for steps on manually redeeming content. Refer to the ConnectED - Assign Student Edition to Students article for steps on manually assigning students to the Student Edition. Master Codes [Product Title Teacher Edition] [Master Code 1] [Product Title Student Edition] [Master Code 2] Refer to the ConnectED - How to Redeem a Master Code article for steps on how to manually redeem the provided Master Code(s). Refer to the ConnectED - Available Products Library article for steps on redeeming content without a Master Code. If the Library feature is not turned on, you will need to reach out to your Organization Administrator to have the option activated. Additional Resources for Teachers Import Students/Rosters Resources ConnectED - Options for Distributing Student Editions Open Learning Platform - Class Management Additional Assistance For additional help and tutorials, visit our Digital Technical Help site. For further assistance, feel free to reach out to our K-12 Technical Support team by phone, chat, or email.
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