With the release of Connect 3, besides the ebook exercises you will find in the pre-made assignments in th Library, there are now two types of eBook interfaces that are available depending on the subject and textbook you are using. There is the original eBook Readings interface and the new eBook Textflow interface.

eBook Readings

If the McGraw-Hill textbook you are using for your course is available in eBook format, the eBook feature will be available to you in your Connect course. The eBook feature will also be available to your students if they have Connect Plus access. If the book you are using is published by McGraw-Hill Irwin (Business and Economics) then please follow this section for help on the eBook.

See Using eBook Readings for additional information on this type of eBook

Connect+ eBook

If the McGraw-Hill textbook you are using for your course is available in eBook format, the eBook feature will be available to you in your Connect course. The eBook feature will also be available to your students if they have Connect Plus access. If the book you are using is published by McGraw-Hill HSSL (Humanities, Social Sciences, and Languages), SEM (Science, Engineering, and Math), or Career then please follow this section for help on the eBook.

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The new Connect+ eBook interface provides many more features such as:

• Improved rich interface for easier navigating, searching, bookmarking and other note taking tools.
• Videos & image (if available for textbook)
• In-line Exercises that can be assigned to your students
• Notebook to allow students to take notes.

See Using Connect+ eBook detailed information on this type of eBook.