Feedback about official Oracle courses

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I've become official Oracle [url http://gplivna.blogspot.com/2007/08/new-experience-ive-completed-my-first.html]course trainer recently. It was nice experence.
However in my very first course as a trainer I've found at least one incorrectness I'd like to report. The question however is - whom to report?
Obviously this public forum is not the right place.
Unfortunately there wasn't any feedback address (except snail mail) on course materials and my course organizer also could not help. I'd prefer some faster (and easier to perform) communication methods than snail mail, for example, some e-mail address... :)
Gints Plivna
http://www.gplivna.eu

Do you have access to OU Resource Center? If yes, check the Readiness Materials > OIG for general corrections that have been sent in already.
In any case, contact me at fuzzy.greybeard at gmail.com - we have a small 'third party instructor' distribution list that I am trying to expand.
/Hans

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