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KatyMac · 16/02/2014 11:34

DD is leaving home soon & I will have 'free-time' - I know not what this is Wink

I did my OU degree while juggling a home, a FT job & a time intensive DD and I can't afford to sy=tudy any more OU formally

Am I right that there used to be a open bit you could just go & study? That was free?

If so could I go back and study some Maths stuff (not really sure what) I'd probably need some remedial stuff as apart from the odd simultaneous equation or spreadsheet I have done no maths for decades

Any ideas where I should start?

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TheWanderingUterus · 16/02/2014 22:58

Not sure about OU but have you looked at Coursera.org?

SanityClause · 16/02/2014 23:06

I did my maths degree with the OU. It was quite a fe years ago, now, but I really enjoyed it.

I love number theory. It's like magic!

KatyMac · 17/02/2014 07:48

But it's decades ago that I did anything properly 'maths' Coursera looks good I'll have a play

Thanks for not laughing

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bishbashboosh · 08/03/2014 13:58

I'm a bit late to this but if you can still log Into the ou there are loads if courses for free on open learn! All very exciting and interesting g too

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