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New Assign & Guide tools in Pearson eTextbooks.

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Turn assigned reading into measurable progress

With Pearson eTextbooks, your course material comes with helpful tools that make learning easier and more flexible. And now, with new instructor-led assign and guide tools, you can direct that learning by embedding assessments and tracking progress to keep students accountable.

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Instructor-led assign and guide tools

Keep students accountable, get real-time insight, and save time with seamless LMS integration. Our new instructor-led assign and guide tools transform assigned reading into structured, trackable learning.

Use real-time dashboards to spot struggling students and tough topics, so you can act early and guide learning.

Keep students on track with embedded, auto-graded questions that sync directly to your LMS gradebook.

Auto-generate assignments in seconds and monitor progress seamlessly from your LMS, no courseware complexity required.

Empower students with built-in AI that provides 24/7 explanations, practice, and summaries to help them stay prepared.

Students really do prefer Pearson eTextbooks

Discover how students feel about using Pearson eTextbooks for self- study.

75%

75% of students agreed eTextbooks help them remember information better. 

65%

65% of students said they’re more likely to use eTextbooks when their lecturer assigns them. 

^ 70%

Over 70% of students said they often make their own study notes and look for extra resources.

75%

75% of students would choose eTextbooks over print if they offered better value, like extra study tools.

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Over 75 % students we asked have used some form of eTextbook in their studies. 

*Data taken from UK-based survey involving 114 students from 37 UK Universities in May 2023. All other data drawn from an international eText survey involving 1541 students from 10 countries (Australia, France, Germany, India, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Qatar, Saudi Arabia) in August 2023, Pearson