Register as a teaching assistant (TA)

Teaching assistants register for a course with a student Pearson account and a student access code. Then they're promoted to teaching assistants in the MyLab or Mastering course roster.

A teaching assistant is a student who is promoted to teaching assistant by the course owner and has limited ability to manage course content. For example, a teaching assistant cannot create courses, add assignment or tool links, or sync grades. However, TAs might see student grades. There is no way to completely hide grades and protect the privacy of student education records from TAs. For details, see Help for your Pearson product.

  1. Confirm your role to get the right privileges in your MyLab or Mastering course.
  2. Get a student access code from the instructor who manages the course.
  3. Sign into the LMS as a student or TA and open your course.
  4. Select the MyLab and Mastering or Access Pearson link. Don't see the link?
  5. Use your existing Pearson student account or create one.

    You can use the same Pearson student account if you are a student and teaching assistant in different MyLab or Mastering courses.

  6. Enter your student access code.
  7. Select Go to Your Course.
  8. Tell the instructor who manages the course that you’re registered.

The instructor promotes you to teaching assistant and assigns your privileges in the course.

  1. Get a MyLab and Mastering student access code from the instructor who manages the course.
  2. Sign into the LMS as a student and open your course.
  3. Select the bookstore link, sometimes called Course Materials.
  4. Select Launch Courseware.
  5. On the Link accounts page, use your existing Pearson student account or create one.
  6. Enter your student access code.
  7. Ask the primary instructor to open the MyLab or Mastering course and promote you from student to TA.
  8. Have the system admin change your role to TA in the LMS course.
  9. Open the MyLab or Mastering course only through the MyLab and Mastering site using your Pearson student account.
  10. Give your name and email address to your Pearson rep, who will designate you as a "non billable enrollment" for the current term of this MyLab or Mastering course.
  1. Get a Pearson student access code from the instructor who manages the course.
  2. Sign into the LMS as a student and open your LMS course.

  3. Select the RedShelf link, sometimes called Course Materials, and then Opt Out.

  4. Select Access Courseware. Don't see the link?
  5. On the Link accounts page, use your existing Pearson student account or create one.
  6. Enter your student access code.
  7. Ask the primary instructor to open the MyLab or Mastering course and promote you from student to TA.
  8. Have the system admin change your role to TA in the LMS course.
  9. Open the MyLab or Mastering course only through the MyLab and Mastering site using your Pearson student account.

 

Updated 25 Nov 2024