McGraw-Hill K-12 ConnectED Mobile

This app is great to have your eBook connected. You can also have your eBook downloaded. Highly recommended to get!

Relatively smooth app, but seems to be a bit glitchy. One issue noticed straight off the bat is that when I typed in a page # in the search bar, it gave the option of going to that page, but when I selected this option, it took me to the wrong page. Another bit about the page #s- the scrolling function at the top is very sensitive, so if you drag it to a particular page, the likes are that you won't be able to land it on that page, and rather that subtle flick of your wrist as you let it go will greatly alter the page you selected. I wish there was a zoom-in function as well, I can zoom in like I would on any other program (ctrl+ or ctrl-scroll), but from there I can't go side to side bit by bit, only to the left or right the entire screen. Please do keep in mind these are just my first impressions of the app. I have just downloaded it, so I am simply learning how it works. (Also not a big fan of how downloading it at the very beginning was required, but I understand its necessity.)

Installed on multiple devices, including a laptop, tablet, and desktop, then tried it on Windows 8 and Windows 10. Consistently got "Error Parsing Book Package" error message and it won't let me open the book. Annoying and not worth the time I put into it.

I use this for my second grade class. Great videos and games to supplement learning.

I like the fact I had to download this; because the web version would utilize 90% of my 3rd CPU core. and I'm running an i5-6600K @ 4.4 Gigahertz. Oh yeah, the web version runs on my PC in 2 FRAMES PER SECOND. REALLY? I HAVE A GTX 1060 AND I CANT RUN FLASH AT 60 FRAMES PER SECOND!? I CAN MAX OUT FALLOUT 4!