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. Below you'll find details of how we can help during this time and on the academic and student sub-pages you'll find a selection of resources to help you continue with studying, teaching or working remotely and looking after your wellbeing at this time. We hope this is helpful.
eBook options for academics and students
Existing Customers
Academics
You can 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.
Students
If you don’t currently have access to any Macmillan print textbooks that you have purchased, contact us and we will provide access to an e-book version for you.
New Customers
Academics
To discuss options to use our ebooks in your courses, please contact your sales representative.
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Open access to digital resources
In an effort to support those at university who are adapting to remote and online learning at a critical time in the academic year, we are opening up access to the digital learning services shown below to any university that feels it would be beneficial for their staff and students.
The unrestricted access will be available until the 30th of June. Get in touch with your Macmillan representative or Contact us to arrange access for your institution.
Interactive e-learning to help students develop the skills they need to succeed in their studies and prepare for life after university. Find out more >
The ultimate online guide to referencing and avoiding plagiarism. Find out more >
The one-stop digital resource for your Social Work students. Find out more >
Unlimited access to a wealth of comprehensive, high quality eTextbooks for students and academics. Find out more >
Digital resources for our books
Many of our books have excellent resources for academics and students and these will be particularly useful as teaching and learning is moved to online and remote access. From test banks, case studies and powerpoint slides all the way to full course management options, we will be letting you know how we can help. In the meantime, please contact your Macmillan representative with any questions.