How do instructors get access to extra teaching resources that sometimes come with textbooks and eTextbooks?
Answer
Instructors can get supplementary materials by:
1. Checking the Lessons tab in their online courses for a "Faculty Guide." Sometimes the Faculty Guide includes supplemental teaching materials (both those related to the textbook and not).
2. Finding supplementary resources actually published with the textbook.
- Make a request to the publisher of the textbook or eTextbook.
- Use the Request a Desk Copy how-to handout at http://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faculty/faq/33132 to identify how to best contact the publisher
- Let them know you are using the text in a class with students.
- They may or may not provide you with:
- Physical materials
- Supplemental materials
- A login and password to an online site.
- Use the Request a Desk Copy how-to handout at http://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faculty/faq/33132 to identify how to best contact the publisher
Note: eTextbook providers like VitalSource usually provide only the student copy of the eTextbook, sometimes, however, there may be links to additional materials. In VitalSource, check the My Bookshelf page for your eTextbooks to see if there are companion websites you can link to/ask for access.
Questions? Please connect with your dean.
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