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material in this website is copyrighted to Kathleen L. Fowler unless
explicitly indicated otherwise. Permission is
granted to use and distribute this material freely but please attribute
properly by retaining the full header information. 11/16/99 Page revised July
20, 2006
Guidelines
for using WebCT and Reserve: You can access WebCt
directly from here or through your usual routes. You need your
Ramapo email username and password and you need to be formally enrolled
in the course. If you can't get into WebCt go immediately to the
Tec trailer to find out how to get on. Many readings are also
available on reserve in the library. Search
Potter Library catalog under Course Reserve and then under course
MMET314 Death and Dying for the call number. Paper materials are
available at the circulation desk on the main floor of the
library. Most are also available through electronic reserve and
can be accessed from any computer with your Ramapo email username,
password, and library bar code number.
Note on Reserve Materials: Some of the readings on WebCt are also on reserve in the library if you prefer this form of access. In that case go to the library homepage http://www.ramapo.edu/content/campus.resources/potter/ , click on Course Reserve, for instructor choose Kay Fowler, for course, choose MMET314 Death and Dying. The library has put many of the shorter reserve pieces on electronic format which will allow you to access them remotely from any computer using your Ramapo email address and password and your library barcode. Where the electronic form is not available you will need to go directly to the library and ask for the item by its call number at the circulation desk. You will need your student I.D. Among the reserved material is Sogyal Rinpoche's Tibetan Book of Living and Dead (on the syllabus as TBLD). This book is a paperback and is fairly readily available. (The bookstore should have a few copies). We will be reading about 65 pages of it. You may wish to own your own copy. If not several hard copies of the material have been placed on reserve along with the electronic extracts on WebCT.