Higher education - Mathematics
Simplify lecture preparation with our maths teaching resources. Improve results for specialist and non-specialist students in service classes for economics, accounting, finance and business.
Save time setting and marking problems with digital self-assessment tool, MyLab Math. Increase student engagement in large cohorts with classroom response system, Learning Catalytics.
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Technology enhanced learning
MyLab Math
Learning Catalytics
Personalise learning, save time on problem setting and marking, and improve results by assigning self-assessed practice questions in MyLab Math.
MyLab Math is an online homework, tutorial and assessment platform designed to work in tandem with your set text.
It improves formative and summative results by helping students quickly grasp concepts, and by providing you with a robust set of tools to easily gauge and address the performance of individuals and cohorts.
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 Math] gave me enormous peace of mind. This is a large module, we have about 400 students taking it in the UK and another 100 in Mumbai, so the fact that [MyLab Math] was online and easy to use was a huge help."
— Prof Elena Fitkov-Norris, Business School, Kingston University
Events
Mathematics Education beyond 16: Pathways and Transitions, Birmingham
This Summer 2017 event offered an opportunity to hear from teachers and authors such as Prof Tony Croft (Loughborough University) and to put your product questions to Pearson.
Get in touch below to register your interest in future events.