[Athen] Book for an online student

[Stephen (Alex) Marositz]

Hello Robert

It sounds like you will either

1.       Have to request a copy from the publisher to mail to you so you can scan it (WW Norton does this), or

2.       Have your department purchase a copy for you to cut and scan.



This is a part of the cost of doing business when institutions of higher ed take on distance education.

Stephen Alex Marositz
ATI Coordinator
CSUDH
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Hello, I have an alternative format request from a student who is enrolled in one of our online programs and is not local.  The publisher has not responded to a request for an alternative format version of this textbook.  Normally, I would offer the student an in-house scan of the text, but this is hardly convenient given the student is not local.  Has anyone else experienced this issue, and what did you do?

Thanks,
Robert


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