Get Involved

Class testing
Join our Review Board
Work with colleagues as a Faculty Advocate
Send us your feedback and comments
Become a MyLiteratureLab Author

Class testing

MyLiteratureLab was created after years of extensive research and in partnership with literature faculty and students across the country. Pearson wants to continue our partnership with the composition community by inviting you to review and class-test MyLiteratureLab.

Send an email to EnglishLabs@pearson.com indicating your interest in class testing. Please send us your full name, school, course name and section number(s), and number of students per section.
Within two business days you will be registered and we'll send you access codes with registration instructions for your students.
We will ask you and your students to fill out a survey with your reaction and recommendations at the end of the semester.
You could test MyLiteratureLab by just trying out a single assignment, use it to do all of your assigments in the semester, or have your students use it on their own.
MyLiteratureLab can be used in a traditional, hybrid or online course. Back to top

Work with us to develop and test new MyLiteratureLab features

From time to time the Pearson English Media team runs usability studies and conducts surveys to make sure we're on the right track with new MyLiteratureLab features and functionality. If you are interested in innovation, in using technology in the classroom, and in giving feedback, please email us now to join our MyLiteratureLab Review Board. You will be remunerated for your participation in any review projects.

Help others learn to use MyLiteratureLab as a member of our Faculty Advocate Team

If you are enthusiastic about using MyLiteratureLab and interested in sharing your experiences with colleagues on your campus or at other schools, we invite you to join our MyLiteratureLab Faculty Advocate program. You'll have the chance to help other instructors learn how to use MyLiteratureLab and integrate it more effectively in their courses. And, of course, we'll compensate you for your efforts. Sign up for the MyLiteratureLab Faculty Advocate program by emailing us now.

Help improve MyLiteratureLab by giving us your feedback

Have you spotted an error? Do you have an idea for a new feature? Do you feel we could improve usability? As is the case with any good technology, MyLiteratureLab is improving every day. And we know the best way for us to improve is to listen to our users. Send us your feedback now! We guarantee your ideas and questions will be carefully considered.

Become a MyLiteratureLab author

If you're familiar with MyLiteratureLab and have ideas for new content that would help students with their composition skills, please contact Veronica Tomaiuolo.