• MML provides a visual map to show progress.

• Instant feedback builds confidence and takes the fear out of trying.

• Instant feedback redirects students from continuing to make the same errors.

• The ability to print the assignment, complete work on paper, and then input the answers to the computer is great.

• The video application and animation tools support multiple learning styles.

• Step-by-step help is available when there is no person to ask.

• Online quizzes and study plan offer more opportunity to review.

City College of San Francisco (CA)

“I have no problem with telling you how much my math lab has helped me.... I have been able to help myself by going on the computer and using the video demonstrations, the online textbook, or even just by doing my homework and getting practice with the problems. This type of preparation has increased my preparedness for every math test that I have taken since using the program. This has pretty much been the only thing ever to help me grasp concepts in math and I hope that you keep it for future semesters.”

University of Missouri-Columbia (MO)

Advantages to using MyMathLab as part of a math course:
• Phone-based tutoring available (800 number)
• Video based lectures to refresh students’ memories or in case a student misses a class
• Homework tutoring: If a student doesn't know how to work a problem, there is assistance for that particular type of problem.
• Miscellaneous study aides: There are tutorials on how to take notes, among others.
• Immediate feedback: You know right away if you are doing something correctly. You can also keep doing problems until you get them right. This way, if you’re weak in one area, you get extra practice.
• You can work problems out and get face-to-face help if the online tutorials aren't enough.

Student Users (IN)

“Being a nontraditional student, it is hard to get down to campus for lectures that are not part of the weekly meeting. MyMathLab lectures filled in the gaps. I also utilized the multimedia textbook almost daily.”

Kellogg Community College (MI)

“I like being able to view media at my own pace. To rewind and replay videos if I do not understand something.”

Middlesex Community College (MA)