McGraw-Hill NetGrade will help students learn basic concepts by allowing them to work through selected problem structures pulled from the text and powered by algorithms. Providing a wealth of these textbook-quality questions enables students to work on fresh problems with the same problem structure until they master the topics covered. Each student also receives immediate scoring and feedback from the program to guide their studies.

McGraw-Hill NetGrade may be used in practice, homework, or exam mode, as well as a variety of other standard assignment modes. In the practice mode, students receive feedback and work as many iterations of each problem as they like without entering a record in the class grade book. In the homework mode, students receive a customized level of feedback and their grades and individual responses are recorded in the class grade book. In the exam mode, instructor can create an online exam. McGraw-Hill NetGrade will then record all the individual responses, grade the exams, and record the grades in the online grade book. So, you not only know how your class performed on the exam but also with which topics or learning objectives your students struggled.