Access Pearson (formerly Pearson Revel, MyLab and Mastering)

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Description

Overview

Pearson is a publisher of digital textbooks and study materials. Using their tool called Access Pearson, Pearson uses two primary platforms which can be connected into Canvas courses: MyLab and Mastering, and Revel.

Transition to Access Pearson

As of Summer 2025, Pearson has transitioned to a tool called 'Access Pearson,' which replaces the MyLab and Mastering and Revel tools as of June 15, 2025. Access Pearson is a consolidated and upgraded version of those tools, and will be the standard for how Pearson products connect into Canvas.

MyLab and Mastering and Revel will no longer work in Canvas courses unless those assignments are set up before June 15, 2025. From June 15 forward, you must use the Access Pearson tool to create Pearson assignments in any Canvas course.

Pearson has provided instructor guides for transitioning from MyLab and Mastering and/or Revel to Access Pearson:

Set Up Canvas with Access Pearson

If you're new to using Pearson and Canvas, and want to connect your MyLab and Mastering or Revel content to your Canvas course, follow this guide to using the Access Pearson tool:

If you have any technical issues with migration from MyLab and Mastering and/or Revel to Access Pearson, please contact Pearson Support:

How to Enable in Canvas

Go to Pearson LMS Integration Services - Look for information on Canvas. Currently, click on the LTI Advantage Integration link under the LMS Integration Support Resources heading. Click on the Canvas logo.

If you're new to using Pearson and Canvas, and want to connect your MyLab and Mastering or Revel content to your Canvas course, follow this guide to using the Access Pearson tool:

For transitioning MyLab and Mastering and Revel courses to Access Pearson:

Support

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