Nigel, the course manager of mt365 was so kind to scan all the mt365 books and upload to the studenthome under course resources. Excellent job. The StudentHome page is more or less your interface with the university. Surfing to that page is actually 'going to the university'. All the materials are there, there is a library. A real one, online of course, but with access to resources you otherwise wouldn't have like NexisLexis databases. And there are of course forums to hangout so that you can talk to other students. It takes a while I suppose but after a while you feel part of that large OU community. To speak in Scientology terms: I found my 3D.
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