COVID-19: Supporting your teaching and learning
In these challenging times for us all, we’d like to reaffirm our commitment to supporting you with your teaching and learning needs. We hope you find the information here useful in helping you continue with studying, teaching, or working remotely.
eBook options for lecturers and students
Free eBooks for students on Redshelf
If you're a student studying in the US and left your books on campus or don't have access to them at the moment, you can receive free access to our eBooks for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester and Winter 2020 quarter. Visit Redshelf for more information.
Textbook discount for students
If you'd like to purchase an eBook, we're currently offering a 30% discount. Use code MIHEHELPSUS. Valid through July 31st, 2020. Feel free to share this code!
Lecturers, do you need eBook access to the textbooks you've adopted or that you are considering for a future course?
You can easily request free access to eBooks on our website, even if you've previously requested a print version. Just search for your textbook, click the request sample button and choose eBook. Find your textbook >
Looking for course resources to support online learning?
Our leading titles come equipped with companion websites, packed with free resources for instructors and students including PowerPoint slides, test banks, interactive features, and further readings. Learn more >
Open access to digital resources
In an effort to support learning communities that are adapting to remote courses at a critical time in the academic year, we are opening up access to the digital learning services shown below for the remainder of the current term. To arrange access for your students, please contact our team.
The ultimate online guide to referencing and avoiding plagiarism.
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The one-stop digital resource for your Social Work students.
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Unlimited access to a wealth of comprehensive, high-quality eTextbooks for students and academics.
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