To be able to access any asset links, teachers must be signed in to their McGraw Hill account. If you are not logged into your account when you access an asset link, the link will navigate you to the my.mheducation.com login page.
For Single Sign-On (SSO) users, you will need to sign in through your district-created portal. Once you have successfully logged in and have clicked on the asset link, it will automatically open the resource for you.
The teacher accessing the copied link must also have the course content redeemed to their account in order to successfully access the resource.
Please note: This is for teacher use only. Students will not be able to access any of the linked content, even if it is a student-facing resource.
1. Launch your Open Learning course.
2. Click Browse This Course to select the location of the resource.
3. Click on the Options icon on the resource tile.
4. Click on Copy Teacher Link from the menu.
You can then add the copied link to a document, PowerPoint, lesson plan, etc. for you and other teachers to access the resource easily.
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View the demo in a separate tab. View the Spanish version of the demo. To be able to access any asset links, teachers must be signed in to their McGraw Hill account. If you are not logged into your account when you access an asset link, the link will navigate you to the my.mheducation.com login page. For Single Sign-On (SSO) users, you will need to sign in through your district-created portal. Once you have successfully logged in and have clicked on the asset link, it will automatically open the resource for you. The teacher accessing the copied link must also have the course content redeemed to their account in order to successfully access the resource. Please note: This is for teacher use only. Students will not be able to access any of the linked content, even if it is a student-facing resource. 1. Launch your Open Learning course. 2. Click Browse This Course to select the location of the resource. You can also locate the resource from the Course Resources page. 3. Click on the Options icon on the resource tile. 4. Click on Copy Teacher Link from the menu. You can then add the copied link to a document, PowerPoint, lesson plan, etc. for you and other teachers to access the resource easily.
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