ALEKS is also available in a package (at a substantial discount) with any McGraw-Hill Higher Education title. The cost of adding ALEKS to a McGraw-Hill Higher Education title is comparable to adding a Student Solutions Manual.

Students purchase the package containing a McGraw-Hill Higher Education title and a copy of the ALEKS User's Guide, which contains their individualized access code, at your local campus bookstore.

If ALEKS has been purchased in a bundle with select McGraw-Hill developmental math titles, ALEKS refers the student to the McGraw-Hill Worktext or Textbook, as well as linking to the book specific web site. These titles include:

• Dugopolski, Elementary Algebra, 3/e
• Dugopolski, Intermediate Algebra, 3/e
• Dugopolski, Algebra for College Students, 2/e
• Hutchison/Bergman/Hoelzle, Elementary and Intermediate Algebra: A Unified Approach
• Streeter/Hutchison/Hoelzle, Basic Math Skills with Geometry, 4/e
• Streeter/Hutchison/Hoelzle, Beginning Algebra, 4/e
• Streeter/Hutchison/Hoelzle, Intermediate Algebra, 3/e

The additional web-based tutorial materials are accessed through the links on the "Explain" pages for any given ALEKS item/objective, and may include:

• Electronic versions (in PDF form) of the worktext or textbook pages for the ALEKS item/objective being studied.
• Narrated video tutorials (in Shockwave form) for the ALEKS item/objective being studied.
• Interactive Applications (in Java) for the ALEKS item/objective being studied - a worktext-specific or textbook-specific example that has been animated for the Web. Students can alter input values and observe changes in the animations and accompanying formulas.