How do I access my Inclusive Access Yuzu® eTextbook?

Your Yuzu eTextbook can be easily accessed right from your LMS course. Before you get started, be sure your popup blocker is turned off and that your cookies are enabled.
Log in to your LMS and select the correct course.
There will be a link for “Course Materials” in the left-hand navigation of your course.

If you have already accessed your eTextbook in the LMS and want to know how access it offline, or after online access has expired, click here.

• (Note: your school may have named the link something else such as “Materials,” “First Day,” “Flash Books,” or another name for the program on your campus.)
• See below, we have outlined what the process looks like in Canvas, Blackboard, and D2L.

First Day Student Experience Videos

Blackboard: https://vimeo.com/755656116/ba772aa029 

Canvas: https://vimeo.com/755657134/febd5e464b 

D2L/Brightspace: https://vimeo.com/755662487/bdf12bf437 

Moodle: https://vimeo.com/755663228/e28d85beca 

Steps to take: Select the Course Materials link in the left-hand navigation of the course. If prompted, select your correct campus.

You will then see your eTextbook and can click Access to access your eTextbook, which will open in a new window/tab. If a new window does not open, be sure popup blockers are turned off and click Access again.

Does your experience look different? You may be on our older platform. Please review the below steps for our older platform experience.

Student Tutorial Videos
Click the links below to see a tutorial video for your LMS.

Blackboard: https://vimeo.com/304670997

Canvas: https://vimeo.com/304674236

D2L/Brightspace: https://vimeo.com/304675689

Moodle: https://vimeo.com/304677878

1. Log in to your LMS and select the correct course.
2. There will be a link for “Course Materials” in the left-hand navigation of your course.
   • (Note: your school may have named the link something else such as “Materials,” “First Day,” “Flash Books,” or another name for the program on your campus.)
   • See below, we have outlined what the process looks like in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle.
     
     
3. Select the Course Materials link in the left-hand navigation of the course. If prompted, select your correct campus.
   
   
   
   
   
4. You will be redirected.
   
   
   
   
5. You will then see your eTextbook and can click Access to access your eTextbook, which will open in a new window/tab. If a new window does not open, be sure popup blockers are turned off and click Access again.