How has Covid affected the quality of postgraduate courses at Glasgow?

Hi, I really wanted to study a postgraduate degree this September but I didn't due to Covid uncertainties.
I am hoping to study Quantitative Methods in Biodiversity, Conservation and Epidemiology in September 2021.
What have been your experiences with this years teaching? Do you go to lectures? Are you able to communicate easily with peers and lecturers? Do the interactions feel personal?

Am an undergrad student doing Mech Eng at Glasgow.

All of this year is online for undergrad and mostly for post grad as far as I know. I think some 2nd year on and post grad students may have labs on campus. For first year (I'm in first year) has nothing on campus. For labs they gave us the data and a demonstration for us to then write the reports.

Some courses have all live lectures on zoom, other courses have pre recorded lectures. the zoom lectures are pretty alright, professors usually stick around for questions at the end. Had no issues with contacting my advisor of studies either, he has been helpful.
Tutorials over zoom are a bit of a pain in the butt, often it's just one or two who are actively engaged with the cameras on and have done the questions, the rest are muted and cameras off... probably still sleeping.

some engineering students set up a massive discord and there's a big WhatsApp so communicating with peers is easy but not at all personal.

there's nothing personal this year. the library is open, that's a plus. societies sometimes have socials online but those are nothing comparable to in person socials.

How is the library? I expect there are quite a few. Do you find that there is adequate space for quiet study?

Have you had to self isolate at any point? Have they accommodated those students well?