Study.Net is used to provide digital course materials, referred to by Study.Net as Content Bundles, for select Kellogg courses.
Kellogg students no longer purchase Study.Net course packs individually for each class. Course material access is provided through Kellogg’s school-paid model and is included through tuition or program fees where applicable. Enrolled students should receive access to assigned Study.Net Content Bundles through Northwestern Canvas and the Study.Net enrollment feed.
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Students should access Study.Net course materials through Northwestern Canvas.
To access Study.Net materials:
If a student is enrolled in a course using Study.Net materials, access should be provided automatically through the Study.Net enrollment feed. Students should not need to purchase the digital Content Bundle separately.
If the Study.Net link does not work, or if the expected Content Bundle is missing, contact Study.Net Customer Service at customerservice@study.net.
Study.Net uses the term Content Bundle to describe a collection of learning materials delivered to students for use in a course, seminar, exercise, or class.
After accessing Study.Net, students can view available Content Bundles by opening the Content Bundles tab in the left-side navigation area. This page displays Bundles the student has school-paid permission to view.
Clicking the name of a Content Bundle opens the materials for that course.
[Insert screenshot: Student view – Content Bundles list. The list shows Bundles the student has permission to view.]
After opening a Content Bundle, course materials are displayed under the Materials tab.
Students may be able to:
For most Bundles, printable materials may also be viewed in a single compiled PDF file by selecting Download eReader File.
Availability of specific files, download options, or eReader files may vary by Content Bundle.
[Insert screenshot: Student view – Materials tab for a Content Bundle. Students can open materials and may download files or the eReader file when available.]
Faculty and staff may use Study.Net to create, view, or manage Content Bundles.
Study.Net recognizes three user roles:
Faculty or staff who need Study.Net access should use the appropriate Study.Net login method or contact Study.Net Customer Service at customerservice@study.net for login or access assistance.
Instructors and Coordinators may need to log in directly to Study.Net to create and manage Content Bundles, manage Personal or Shared Library Collections, manage enhancements, or access usage reports.
Faculty and staff with the appropriate Study.Net role may create or manage Content Bundles.
Instructor and Coordinator users may be able to:
Any changes made to a Content Bundle’s settings or materials may update what students view in that Content Bundle.
Detailed platform instructions are available in the User Guide within Study.Net.
[Insert screenshot: Faculty or staff view – Edit Bundle settings. This screen controls basic information such as bundle type, instructor, course name, course ID, dates, enrollment, and program.]
[Insert screenshot: Faculty or staff view – Edit Bundle materials. Users with the appropriate role can add and manage materials for a Content Bundle.]
Printed TEXTPAKs are still processed by Quartet Printing.
Students or faculty with questions about printed TEXTPAK availability, pickup, or fulfillment should follow the current Quartet Printing process or contact customerservice@study.net for guidance.
For Study.Net login, password, access, or Content Bundle issues, contact:
Users may also refer to the User Guide within Study.Net for detailed platform instructions.