I can't access the textbook associated to my group
When your teacher associates a textbook to a group, he or she does not automatically gives you access to it. To access the textbook, you must activate a license in your own account. In order to do so, click on the icon next to your name on the top right corner of the screen and then click on "+ Add code". Then, introduce the 20 character code that was sent to you after your purchase (if you bought a digital license) or that is printed on the internal part of the book's cover (if you bought the hybrid edition of a textbook).
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