
Michael Andujo
This McGraw-Hill application to listen to your textbook is "okay". When you want the audio to start playing at a specific part of the page, you have to scroll the page up and down for the audio button to appear. A lot of the time, when you press play, nothing happens. I personally think using a webpage to listen to your textbooks is better. Lastly, don't waste your money on additional McGraw-Hill products for studying. The questions and study guides are not aligned with the actual tests.
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Lena S (Scarlett Heathen)
Reading with this app is very difficult. When you get to the end of one section it will jump to the next without you finishing the the page. Also, the slider at the bottom of the page not only gets in the way of text but is too easy to accidentally touch, leading you to suddenly be in a different part of the book altogether. The bottom slider is unnecessary as it offers little ability to find text as the drop down menu will get you closer to where you are looking for anyway.
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Angela Shannon
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Only slightly better than not having a reading app at all. There is no option for different voices. The speed options are laughable. Every time you touch the screen anywhere other than on the controls, they dissappear. It seemingly only scrolls when it feels like it.. and it does not highlight the text as you go. Plus, it randomly stops for no reason. Do not see a way to highlight anything. Samsung GS24. Trying to figure out how to get my book into Speechify.
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