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Faculty Center - Entering Textbooks
To add, change, or display textbooks on your class section, follow the steps below:
Steps
- Log in to MyUW.
- Select the Faculty Center tile.
- Select the "Textbooks/Instructor Content" tab.
- Select the correct term and then click "Continue."
- Find the specific class section and select the "Textbook info" icon or Class link.
Tip: To select a different term, select "Change Term" and follow the previous step. - If textbooks are already displaying and you want to edit, select "Edit."
- If the Textbooks page is empty, you can copy all textbook information from another one of your class sections into this empty section by following the steps below:
- Select "Copy From Another Class."
- If the correct term is not displayed, select "Change Term." Select "Term," then "Continue."
- Click "Select Class" on the class section from which you want to copy textbooks.
- Select "Copy From Another Class."
- If you will not have any textbook information:
- Check "Select to indicate that there are no textbooks or materials for this section." (save is automatic)
- Go to Step 12.
- Enter or edit textbook information as desired.
Tips:
To add a new row, select [+]. To delete a row, select [-].
To assist with looking up bibliographic information, use provided ISBN sites.
For assistance with the Textbooks page, select , then select "Feedback" to email textbook@em.wisc.edu.
Contact your bookstore regarding textbook editions, desk copies, or order quantities. - If you're not ready to display textbooks to students, select "Save" to save your textbook entries.
Tip: Once displayed, to edit or add additional information, select "Edit," modify as needed, and then when done, re-display by selecting "Save & Display to Students." - If you're ready to display all textbook information, select "Save & Display to Students."
- To enter or edit textbooks on another section, select "Return to Class Selection."
- When finished, select "Sign out."