MetaText's production staff will digitize McGraw-Hill textbooks and make them available throughout the spring and summer for review and adoption by instructors at colleges and universities throughout the North America. This alliance is part of McGraw-Hill Education's strategy to combine its superior content with the best of technology to enhance learning at all levels any time, any place, in any format and on any device. MetaText editions contain all essential components of a textbook, including text and most photographs, charts, and graphics.
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The MetaText platform features a variety of tools to benefit both instructors and students. With MetaText, professors can annotate text, and make class announcements that are instantly viewable by students. Students using MetaText can take advantage of a host of features to search, navigate, annotate, highlight, and bookmark their online texts. Students purchasing a MetaText e-textbook will have their own unique home pages that serve as a portal to all of their MetaText resources associated with the course, including the text, and additional reading materials. Founded in 1888, the Corporation has more than 300 offices in 32 countries.