It’s simple to manage your Connect assignment list, as well as set assignment dates for individual sections. Connect allows you to modify due dates for different assignments based on a variety of factors, such as class schedules, meeting times, etc.

After you have created your assignments, you can set the assignment policy settings. This “how to” guide will show you how to set point values for each question, add time limits, and indicate if you want students to receive automatic feedback after they complete a question.

Professor Michael Windelspecht from Appalachian State University shares his best practices for setting up assignments in Connect here.

Thank you for using McGraw-Hill Connect! If you have any other questions or would like more information on getting started, check out the Connect Quick Guides.

Once you’ve set up your course within McGraw-Hill Connect®, you can customize it any way you like. Add your photo, contact information, office hours, and even favorite links and RSS feeds. It’s a great way to personalize Connect and keep important information easily accessible to your students.

You can also edit the assignments you’ve created for your course as needed.

Thank you for using McGraw-Hill Connect! If you have any other questions or would like more information on getting started, check out the Connect Quick Guides.

The Connect team is excited to announce the launch of the Digital Success Academy! The Digital Success Academy is designed to help ensure that Connect becomes an integral tool, making your course management more efficient and improving student success this term and beyond.

 
To help you get started with Connect this Fall term, check out the Digital Success Academy Center for on-demand videos, tutorials, best practices, and FAQs. We’ve got you covered, from the basics to what Connect offers in your specific area of interest!

The Connect Quick Guides site is a great reference tool if you’ve ever had a “how-to” question while working in Connect. For example, “How do I give a student or a group of students an assignment extension without re-opening the assignment for the whole class? ” With the spring term underway, “Student Exceptions/Extensions” is a common question that arises with instructors. We have the answer to this question and many more at the Connect Quick Guides site. We’ve recently re-designed the site and added more topics, so you can quickly find what you need. Please feel free to bookmark the Connect Quick Guides site and check back during the term as we add more topics related to new enhancements!

To get started with Connect, you’ll want to ensure you have an instructor account and can login at http://connect.mcgraw-hill.com.

If you believe you already have an account, please keep the following in mind:

• Remember that your login is your full email address.
• You can also reset your password if necessary

If you need a Connect account created, please contact your McGraw-Hill representative to request access – Find my Sales Representative.

We also recommend that you use the Connect browser check to ensure your browser is optimized for Connect – Check My Computer.