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Updated 29 Jan 2024

Printing Mastering standard assignment items can give you the chance to work out calculations on paper before you enter your answers online. Printable items contain text and images. Audio, video, and some drawing tool content may not lend itself to printing and working on questions. For example, any videos will print as a static image.

Your instructor controls whether students can print an assignment. For questions you have completed, the printed version includes the same answer feedback (if you can see this when online).

Among the standard assignment types you cannot print:

• Open the assignment .
• If you haven’t worked on the assignment yet: Any item Parts (A, B, etc.) not visible online until you complete the previous Part are also not visible in the print preview.
• If you have worked on this assignment: Your answers and any answer feedback are included, provided your instructor allows you to see answer feedback on the assignment.
• Select Print (top right).
• Enter any needed information in your Print dialog box, and then choose Print or OK .
• Select Exit Print View (top left) to return to the assignment summary.

If the print quality is not what you expected: Try printing darker or checking your printer driver. If available, try the PDF driver.

How to Print Homework/Quizzes/Tests in MyMathLab

Purpose of this article #.

You may get contacted by Accessibility Services on behalf of a student in your course, asking you to print out Assignments/Homework/Tests from your MyMathLab course. This article will demonstrate how to do this.

Accessing MyMathLab #

This part is simple. Access your Course’s Homepage in D2L, and then click on the Pearson MyLab and Mastering link , that is found in the Pearson MyLab & Mastering widget .

Accessing the Homework/Test Manager in MyMathLab #

After following the prior steps, you should see the main launch screen for MyMathLab.

To access the MyMathLab Assignment Manager , simply click on the MyMathLab Assignment Manager link under the heading of Instructor Tools , as the following screenshot shows:

Printing Assignments/Homework/Tests from MyMathLab #

You will now be taken to the Homework/Test Manager screen that lists all your Assignments in MyMathLab.

You will notice that to the very right of each Assignment is a column that is labeled as “Actions”. In this column is a dropdown box that is labeled as, “ Select ”. Clicking on this dropdown will present you with several options, you will want to click on the Print option to begin the printing process of an Assignment.

After clicking on this option, a new window will open that will allow you to setup how the Assignment is printed.

There are several features that you can do on this screen to configure how it is printed, for example:

• Page Layout – By default, this option should go to Portrait , which will work for 99% of the Assignments printed. But, you can change to Landscape mode if necessary.
• Scramble Question Order – This option will scramble the order in which questions appear.
• Reorder Multiple Choice Options – This is useful if you want to reorder the Multiple Choice options for each time the Assignment is printed.
• Include Header – You can include a header with your class information, and an area for the student to print their name and the date.
• Include Honor Statement – You could include an honor statement with this option.
• Include Answers – If you are grading this, then you would want to make sure to not select this option (aka uncheck it), since otherwise the answer key would print after the Assignment prints.
• Include Question ID – I would leave this option unchecked.

When printing, you may get a notification that Pop-ups are blocked . You will need to allow pop-ups in order to print the homework/assignment in MyMathLab. The following screenshot is an example of a blocked pop-up notification using Chrome, and how clicking on it will give you the option to allow pop-ups.

Note: You may have to close the window, and try printing the assignment from the Homework/Assignment manager, to have the allow pop-ups setting take effect.

Once the Print option works, you will see a preview of what the Homework/Assignment will look like. You can click on the Print button to finally print the Homework/Assignment.

You will then be taken to your browser’s Print Preview screen, where you can actually send the Homework/Assignment to a physical or virtual printer.

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In order to print homework questions from Pearson's MyMathLab, you first must click on a question.  After the question pops up, click on the print button towards the left of the screen.  Then, select the option to print the whole homework assignment. 

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• I was using google chrome and couldn't find the "print assignment" button mentioned. I switched my browser to explorer and then it worked. I opened the first question and clicked on the gear in the right to click on "print". Then I found "print assignment". by Alma Nack on Aug 31, 2016
• I was using Google Chrome and after I clicked on the problem I had to click on the "Question Help" button towards the top on the right side. I then clicked "Print" at the very bottom of the drop down menu. And finally a pop-up asked whether I wanted to print just that problem or the whole assignment. Hope this helped! :) by Ellie Broadway on Sep 08, 2016

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What Is MyMathLab? (And How to Use It!)

February 3, 2021 by Anthony Persico

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What is MyMathLab ?

MyMathLab is an interactive online learning system made by Pearson . The MyMathLab resources correspond with the physical mathematics textbooks that are also created by Pearson.

The MyMathLab curriculum ranges from elementary mathematics all the way to advanced college-level math courses including calculus, STEM courses, and teacher training.

In short, MyMathLab is an online learning platform for math teachers to share with students who need opportunities to learn and practice mathematics remotely, while still getting feedback in the form of checking answers and immediate grading.

What are the Key Features of MyMathLab ?

Interactive activities

Infinite practice problems

Online textbook lessons

Homework assignments

Quizzes and tests

Video tutorials

Progress tracking

Instant feedback

Customized curriculum and course setup

Is MyMathLab Effective?

In 2015, Pearson released a report on the effectiveness of using MyMathLab as an interactive online learning platform to improve student math skills and performance (in comparison to traditional in-person teaching systems).

The report made several conclusions in regard to the efficacy of MyMathLab.

First, students engaged with MyMathLab had more successful learning outcomes (namely increased grades on summative assessments, improved learning attitudes, prolonged math success, and college readiness) compared to their non-MyMathLab counterparts.

Furthermore, according to the report,

Students who use MyMathLab become better equipped to pursue their academic goals and achieve their life dreams. But those efforts are not over: a successful technology implementation is an ongoing process, ever evolving with the emergence of new and improved pedagogy, the entry of each unique cohort of students, and the increased amounts of information gleaned via the long-term tracking and measuring of student data.

Here is a link to the full report.

How Much Does MyMathLab Cost?

According to our research, the cost to get full access to a MyMathLab course is $49.97 USD. Users can submit payment using a credit card or PayPal account.

Note that, if your school district pays for you to have access to MyMathLab, then you will receive a unique access code that will allow you to create an account without submitting payment.

How to Use MyMathLab?

If you are new to MyMathLab and are not sure how to use it or how to access all of its features, there are many helpful resources that you can turn to for support.

The first step is to make sure that you have internet access and the ability to access the internet.

Sign in to your account by visiting www.mlm.pearson.com or www.mymathlab.com. From there, you can either sign in or register.

Once logged in, you will see options to do things such as enroll in a class, access your course homepages, view general announcements, and more.

For a more in-depth look at how to use MyMathLab and take advantage of all of its features, check out the following YouTube tutorial:

MyMathLab Reviews: Is It Worth It?

There are limited reviews of MyMathLab online and the only report on the efficacy of the system is published by its creator, Pearson.

EdSurge is known for reviewing online learning platforms like MyMathLab, but their website does not include a formal review of the system. Rather, they only share a general overview and description without any case studies or summit reflections.

However, there are several verified reviews for the MyMathLab student access program on Amazon.

For reference, the student access kit provides users with a unique code that allows access to the MyMathLab system. Students can then enroll in online math courses, access interactive content, and learn at their own pace while measuring their improvement and progress along the way.

Here are some of the top-rated reviews (click to enlarge):

MyMathLab is an interactive online learning platform for students to learn and practice mathematics via homework assignments, video tutorials, digital textbooks, and online quizzes and tests. MyMathLab can be used independently or assigned by a teacher via a class or course and the grade levels can range from basic elementary mathematics all the way to advanced and college-level mathematics.

While there are some reports and reviews supporting the efficacy and effectiveness of MyMathLab on student success and long-term skill progression (and advantages over traditional in-person learning), there is still not enough reviews and support from major education outlets like EdSurge and Edutopia to make a strong final conclusion.

Have questions, comments, or insights that you would like to add? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!

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Reviewing completed homework from the results page. apr 16, 2022 • knowledge, information.

You can review a homework assignment that you have already completed, by going to the Results page and clicking the Review link next to the assignment. If you answered a question incorrectly, you can try it again without changing your homework score.    You can review a homework assignment after you have completed at least one question. 

For instructions on how to review a homework assignment, see the  Reviewing homework  section of the Student Online Help system. 

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