Make every student a prepared student
Pearson Inclusive Access allows you to teach your course your way while empowering students to take ownership of their education. It also allows you the freedom of continuing to use your courseware or print selections of choice in a digital-first format. And because all students have affordable, anytime/anywhere access to course materials by the first day of class, you won’t lose any teaching days and students are given a successful start in your course.
Due to textbook costs:
47.6%
of students took fewer courses
45.5%
chose not to take a specific course
26.7%
dropped a course
Our experience & knowledge is yours
Pearson’s breadth of content and implementation guidance lets you make choices that will engage your students, encourage collaboration between students and faculty, and ultimately lead to better learning outcomes.
Same great Pearson content, different model. As a distribution model, Inclusive Access gives faculty the freedom to continue using their Pearson courseware and print selections in a digital-first format, so you don’t have to change the way you teach. Our robust catalog offers more content to choose from in the widest variety of disciplines available to fit the needs of you and your students. Take advantage of interactive courseware as well as powerful search, sorting, highlighting, and note-sharing that comes with every supporting eText.
From implementation and beyond, we work with faculty to understand their unique needs and familiarize them with Inclusive Access.
We will help ensure:
- ongoing communication with faculty stakeholders
- onboarding support to prepare faculty to use Pearson digital products effectively in their classroom
- 24/7 support with our course materials, courseware, and technology products
Access & affordability
Inclusive Access not only saves students money, but ensures they all have access to the required materials and come prepared on the first day of class.
Inclusive Access provides every student with access to affordable, high-quality digital course materials and learning technology on the first day of class, ensuring they have the required materials and are better prepared to succeed from day one and throughout the term. Educators retain the freedom to continue using their courseware of choice or print selections in a digital-first format.
It’s the same great content at a significantly lower, student-friendly price — up to 70% lower than traditional print product pricing.
Services for faculty — and students
Pearson offers added value for educators and students. Data and insights, live tutoring, and writing review help to optimize educational experiences.
Data & insights
Using digital content provides access to a holistic view of the student that allows for an earlier, more comprehensive view of where they are excelling or struggling. For Inclusive Access partners, data and analytics dashboards give rich insight into class and student performance and progress, providing opportunities for early and effective intervention with struggling students to increase engagement and success.
Significant savings on live tutoring and writing review
Smarthinking offers online tutoring that gives students 24X7 access to a live tutor or expert writing review right when they need it. Cost-effectively complement and extend your own resources while gaining actionable data enabling students to come to class prepared, improve grades, complete courses, and work towards career goals. As an Inclusive Access partner, you automatically qualify for significant savings on tutoring services.
Student success story
Learn how one first-generation student is navigating the ups and downs of this new experience.
University of Iowa
Inclusive Access has enabled all students to access the course text and assignments at the start of the semester and at an affordable price.
Auburn University
The All Access program has saved students money and enabled first-day access to digital course materials, impacting their retention, course grades, and overall success in college.
“It’s amazing to be able to log-in online and have all my coursework for the semester right there, ready to go.”
— Brenda L., University of Florida Inclusive Access Student
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