*Use the Canvas course name or something similar that is easy to remember and locate by date.

Duplicate your previous semester's Pearson course and rename it for the new semester.

Repeat daily or as often as needed.Ĭourse Copy Tips: Re-using & Migrating Previous Semester's Courses You must manually sync grades from Pearson to Canvas in order for student work to show in your Canvas grade book.

To avoid unwanted duplication, complete your Pearson components first, then link to Canvas.

Pearson courses will 'trigger' the creation of assignments within Canvas the first time the two locations are linked.

Courses can also be borrowed from colleagues or copied from other schools' instructors in the Pearson community site. Each Pearson textbook has a corresponding course package which needs to be copied into the Instructor's individual Pearson account/area and re-named, edited-down, and planned with due dates, etc.Instructors must create your Pearson course presence first! (Otherwise, it is possible to link courses incorrectly and create unwanted duplicate assignments which are tedious to fix.)Ĭourse Creation Tips for First-time Pearson Users.

Canvas saves this code and identifies the student in both systems.

When Pearson is correctly connected to Canvas, students are prompted for a textbook access code the first time they click on a Pearson-linked assignment.

Pearson MyLab products essentially function as a parallel LMS to Canvas and will integrate with Canvas to communicate seamlessly from the student perspective.

If you are teaching a course for the first time (course creation) you will follow a different process than you would use in re-using a previous course (course copy and migration.).

For 24/7 Canvas General Support, please call 1-83 (toll-free) or 1-80 Option 2.

Pearson instructor access code