The integration of MyLab Maths into the learning management system for Calculus courses has proved beneficial. The use of textbooks like Thomas’ Calculus and Michael Sullivan’s Precalculus alongside the platform has enhanced the teaching process. The digital tools and eTextbooks offered by Pearson provide high-quality content, and the incorporation of the Study Plan and homework assignments has been particularly effective for both teaching and learning, despite the primary assessments being paper-based.

The transition to MyLab Maths came with initial challenges, primarily due to a limited question bank. However, the introduction to Pearson's resources, especially during the pandemic, highlighted their value, leading to a full adoption of the platform. The Study Plan feature stands out, offering targeted practice and immediate feedback, which has improved student engagement and understanding of concepts. The ability to provide learning aids and similar example questions when students struggle is also a notable advantage, reducing their dependency on instructors and encouraging independent learning.

The system overall is user-friendly and beneficial, particularly with features like auto-grading that save significant time. New users, especially those without a strong IT background, can benefit from targeted training sessions, provided by the local Pearson contacts, to navigate the platform more comfortably. The positive impact on teaching efficiency and student performance makes MyLab Maths a highly recommended tool for educational institutions.