Scott Stewart

Colin Stewart

YEARS 7 - 12 Media: new ways and meanings is a comprehensive guide to the trade secrets and formulae used in creating the major media genres. It uses an analytical approach and gives students the understanding to develop critical responses to a wide variety of media texts. For English and specialist Media Studies courses, it provides extensive coverage of media theory and practice. Media: new ways and meanings enables students to develop a diversified, critical literacy in traditional and new media which will carry them into the twenty-first century. The text contains sections covering: computer-based media, including the Internet film television radio newspapers and magazines. Features include: Flexible activities which can be adapted for any year level Major assignments which allow students to apply concepts learned from the text. Content and an approach which support student outcomes in a range of English and Media Studies courses nationally

New Ways and Meanings

Media

Shashank Priya

Ravi Kishore

This book provides the fundamental concepts required for the development of an efficient small-scale wind turbine. For centuries, engineers and scientists have used wind turbines of all shapes and sizes to harvest wind energy. Large-scale wind turbines have been successful at producing great amounts of power when deployed in sites with vast, open space, such as in fi elds or in offshore waters. For environments with limited space, such as dense urban environments, small-scale wind turbines are an attractive alternative for taking advantage of the ubiquity of wind. However, many of today’s tools for aerodynamic design and analysis were originally developed for large-scale turbines and do not scale down to these smaller devices. Arranged in a systematic and comprehensive manner, complete with supporting examples, Wind Energy Harvesting: Micro- To Small-Scale Turbines is a useful reference for undergraduate and graduate level classes on energy harvesting, sustainable energy, and fl uid dynamics, and an introduction to the field for non-technical readers.

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