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MyAnthroLab
MyAnthroLab is a state-of-the-art, interactive and instructive online solution, designed to be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture course, or as a tool to completely administer an online course. MyAnthroLab combines multimedia, tutorials, video, simulations, animations, tests and quizzes to make teaching and learning fun! Learn more at http://www.myanthrolab.com.
MyAnthroKit helps students with book-specific learning objectives, online flashcards, video clips, activities, and practice tests that may be used for independent study or assigned for credit. Register or log in at http://www.myanthrokit.com.
MyAnthroLibrary offers access to a wealth of Pearson’s ethnographies and case studies in a cost-effective, on-line format. Culled from the esteemed Cultural Survival Series, New Immigrants Series, and New Directions in Anthropology, these readings cover a wide range of anthropological topics and include assessments that may be assigned. Learn more at www.myanthrolibrary.com.
Anthropology Experience is designed to help students visualize how Anthropologists conduct scientific and humanistic studies within Cultural Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Archaeology, Linguistics Anthropology and Applied Anthropology.
AnthropologyExperience will help students achieve the next level of success in their course by providing a multimedia "shared experience" that can be accessed conveniently -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. AnthropologyExperience provides access to videos, interactive maps, anthropology news resources, interactive activities and more! Learn more at http://www.anthroexperience.com.
CourseCompass, powered by Blackboard, provides flexible tools and rich content resources that enable easily and efficiently customized online course materials. Now instructors can track and analyze student performance on an array of internet activities. CourseCompass and its support documentation can be found at http://www.coursecompass.com.
Participate during lecture with a Classroom Response System (“clickers”). Each student uses a personal remote or “clicker” to send immediate communication to the instructor. The system will gather the individual responses and show the compiled feedback for the class as a whole. Based on these results, instructors can then tailor the pace of each lecture, further explain difficult concepts if needed, and conduct in-class surveys, polls, and quizzes.
Pearson offers exclusive, money-saving rebates with three leading systems: iclicker and Interwrite PRS RF, and eInstruction CPS RF.