accessing Mastering Chemistry and the eText

[Zellmer, Robert]

I've received a couple of e-mails from people who took 1210 or 1220 and whether you must
purchase Mastering again.

Everyone has to purchase access to MasteringChemistry for Chemistry: The Central Science
15e.  The e-Text comes free with Mastering.  You can get this in CarmenBooks for a very
reduced cost.   You can opt out but you don't really want to because it's very inexpensive
getting it this way.

Instructions for registering, getting help and the publishers office hours can be found on our
Carmen homepage by clicking on the  'Begin here: Start of Term Tasks"  under "Welcome!"
in the red banner. That takes you to the "Start of Term Tasks" page.  This same page can
be found in the "Getting Started" module (from the "Modules" menu link). Please read the
instructions (the access code is there).

You can also do this using the "Textbook Information" link on page 2 of the syllabus.

You get access to MasteringChemsitry on-line homework and the e-text via the
"MyLab and Mastering" tab in the menu.  Once you get to the Pearson site you can
purchase a loose-leaf version if desired at a relatively low price.

There are things available there already.  I will send out more e-mail soon about the MC
and how I'm doing it.

Even if you have the e-Text from a previous semester and it's still available, you
MUST purchase the MasteringChemistry on-line homework again this semester.
The e-Text comes free with that.  It is the 15th edition, our official textbook this semester.
It may look like you have access this semester due to your access from a previous
semester but if you do it will disappear very soon after the semester starts.  This can
cause problems with your access and work you may have done already.

Okay, back to making the syllabus video.

Dr. Zellmer
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