Higher education - Economics
Select our world-class resources for teaching economics, by renowned authors such as Sloman, Parkin and Blanchard.
Track and improve the progress of your students with MyLab Economics, which saves you time setting and marking questions. Offer instant feedback with enhanced eBooks and engage large cohorts with our classroom response system, Learning Catalytics.
Discover why economics readers choose John Sloman over any other economics author. (Source: Nielsen, 2016)
Technology enhanced learning
MyLab Economics
Enhanced eBooks
Engage and improve the results of large cohorts. MyLab Economics is an online platform aligned to your chosen set text, full of practice questions and self-assessments for students' independent study.
Save time on setting and marking questions, check your students' understanding, and improve their results through practice with MyLab Economics. Choose from 41 eBooks available with your MyLab.
Offer students instant feedback without changing your course. Enhanced eBooks allow students to read and interact with their textbook content, with regular opportunities for self-assessment.
Enhanced eBook titles include:
- Economics 10/e by Sloman et al
- Mathematics for Economics and Business 9/e by Jacques.
MyLab Math
Learning Catalytics
Increase student engagement in large cohorts with this classroom response system. Students bring their own device, and you can set 18 different types of question including graphical, quantitative, long form qualitative and multiple choice formats. Assess your students' understanding in real time. Learning Catalytics will be available within MyLab Math later this year.
Customise your own print or digital content
Can't find a text to match your course?
From eBooks to whole online courses, we work with instructors to create a customised print or technology solution specific to your course.
What your peers and students are saying
"[MyLab Economics] allows students to work at their own pace... it does all the marking for you but more than that it provides the students with feedback as to what they got right and wrong, which takes away a lot of work for me."
— Elizabeth Jones, professorial teaching fellow and director of undergraduate studies, University of Warwick
Events
Economics: engagement and employability teaching workshop
Led by authors John Sloman, Jon Guest and Dean Garratt, this free workshop explored how lecturers can provide large cohorts with a more engaging student experience, and integrate professional skills into teaching. Get in touch below to register your interest in future events.