Showing posts with label Technical Articles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technical Articles. Show all posts

LCD Monitor Repairing Book - Malayalam!

Now I take this opportunity to offer LCD monitor repair notes, tips and instructions in Malayalam language. All you need is to just buy the new book "LCD Monitor Repairing", authored by me and published by Infokairali, Kottayam,Kerala. First edition of this book, now available, is priced at INR 90.00.

Author : T.K.Hareendran  First Edition: April 2012  Price: INR 90.00
Publisher: Kairali Publications,Kuruppanthara, Kottayam-686603
Phone: +91 9447124390 Web: www.infokairali.com




You can view two sample pages of this unusual repair guide by clicking the link


 https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0wlhgHy2y3lUGFmQUNwc0JHVFE  

London School of Journalism&Distance Learning


If you want to learn to write, distance learning is a very successful method of learning. London School of Journalism (LSJ) courses are world-renowned for training by home-study, and cover creative writing and journalism in all its forms. Courses can be taken using normal post, or by email or online - LSJ courses can teach you to make the most of your writing ability.

The phrase distance learning does not fit the mode of education it is associated with. Technical advancement and latest inventions in the area of information and communication technology have enabled online universities and colleges to erase the word ‘distance’ from the dictionary. Distance does not matter any more. Anybody can register for online degrees irrespective of their location and can still get a real-life learning experience. Thus the word distance is used to highlight the fact that the learners and the teachers are located at various remote places, that’s it. Distance learning is no way different than traditional campus based 'live' learning in recent times.

Distance learning system is flexible and moldable where students and their priorities are given highest importance.With the advent of social media, web 2.0 platforms and enhanced communication system,it is quite easy to communicate with other students and the teachers in real time. Students pursuing distance learning courses receive similar treatments as contact students. At the same time, distance learners get the opportunity to learn at their own pace.

LSJ Distance Learning Courses

Journalism
  • News Journalism
  • Freelance and Feature Writing
  • Freelance and Travel Writing
  • Freelance and Music and the Arts
  • Freelance and Sports Writing
  • Internet Journalism
  • Subediting
  • Cartooning
  • Media Law
  • Online Postgraduate Diploma
 Creative Writing
  • Writing a Novel
  • Short Story Writing
  • Writing a Romantic Novel
  • Thrillers - Writing a Bestseller
  • Writing a Personal History
  • Writing for Children
  • Writing Poetry

English / Other
  • Improve your English
  • English for Business
  • English Literature
  • Enjoying English History


How to contact ?

Postal enquiries:

The Student Advisor
The London School of Journalism
126 Shirland Road
Maida Vale
London W9 2BT

Telephone or Fax enquiries:

Tel: +44 (0) 20 7432 8140
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7432 8141

Email enquiries:


You can earn online degrees at much lower cost by choosing distance learning mode.Online degree programs involve lower tuition fees. Hence, you can earn online degrees at much lower cost by choosing distance learning mode.Working professionals can continue with their regular jobs when they study.Today, international students are also making full use of this new platform. http://www.lsj.org/web/dl.php  

Freelance Writing For Magazines


Regional magazines,trade publications,and in-flight magazines are all good places for freelance writers to get published clips.There is nothing wrong with flying high,but most freelance writers won't get published in a reputed publication (national/international) on their first try.However,there are plenty of smaller publications that are open to working with skilled freelance writers who want to create their portfolios.

Print Magazine

If you have an irresistible interest in learning how to become a successful freelance magazine writer,you should be reading as many magazines as possible.Next,take notes on each magazine,like topics covered by the magazine,preferred writing style and ofcourse the magazine's biggest competitors.Although it is not very necessary for a successful career,many freelance writers have found that picking a specialty increases their odds of landing regular writing assignments.When picking an area of specialization, you must consider your educational background,work experience and your connections to experts in the area.

In-Flight Magazine

Imagine your story being read by travelers as they fly across the globe!Many freelance writers dream of getting published in an in-flight magazine.Most of those publications will eventually find new homes – from coffee tables to waiting rooms – after passengers carry them away at the end of their flights.There are many good reasons why getting published in an in-flight magazine.At first,there is a good exposure.Second you will have a very impressive publishing credit to show off in your freelance portfolio. Finally,you can earn more! Most inflight publications pay approximately one dollar per word.

However,getting published in an inflight magazine will not be a one without serious competition.In-flight magazine editors demand a high quality of work,and they usually prefer to work with exoert freelance writers who have proven their professionalism.So,when pitching ideas to an in-flight magazine,destinations are critical.Every article must have a connection to the destinations and routes of the airline.

Remember,In-flight magazines are not for freelance beginners.It is better to start with some local publications.After you have several published articles,take a deviation to regional magazines.As your portfolio grows you will eventually be ready to target leading publications and inflight magazines .

Do not limit your article ideas to the traditional travel writing.In-flight magazines often includes articles on travel,adventure,dining,entertainment, business and many more subjects.When you are writing query letters to pitch your writing ideas to an editor,keep in mind that editors are busy people.Don't waste their time with your unsuitable ideas!
 

Money Making With Electronics!


Earn money from Electronics is not a new idea!Electronics-the fastest growing industry in the world is now an important part of our life.Electronics is an interesting hobby and I believe that more and more people shall be coming to this zone in the time to come,both as professionals and hobbyists.

If you are an electronics professional or an active electronics hobbyist,then you can make money by sharing your knowledge and expertise.As you may know,many of the leading print and online electronics publications are looking for professional freelancers who can design useful and interesting electronic circuits.The intention behind this is to enable students, hobbyists and professionals to get unique ideas on various aspects of electronics and circuit design technology.


Want to write for electronics magazines?You do? Good!Before you start,let me give you some guidelines which will make your work easier and will greatly increase the chances that the submission will be accepted for publication.Before you start on a great design concept,contact the editor to find out whether it is of interest to their readers.While doing this,attach the circuit diagram and a brief synopsis on what it does,how it works and how much it might cost with your query letter.Don't make the manuscript look pretty.Most editors prefer it in plain,unadorned text.Similarly,the circuit diagram (pencil sketch,digital image or a computer printout) must be clear and legible circuit diagram.

I strongly recommend that potential contributors read published works in previous issues of the publication prior to submitting a query to get an idea about the standard and style of the publication.In general, the reasons for probable outright rejection of a query include:
  • The design involves copyrighted (or patented) material and would not be available for use by the readers without   licensing.
  • The circuit consists of just a few components and any reader would routinely come up with the same solution.
  • The writing style is verydifficult, or impossible, to understand.
  • The proposed idea is copy of a published work with only minor alterations.
  • Circuit components are not readily available and reasonable in cost.
So you have spent countless hours developing an electronic design and now you would like to see it published for all the world to see.Don't wait.Just prepare a query letter ( brief outline of the article+circuit diagram+ Your Bio) and mail/email it to the editor of your choice.If you are looking for print media,start your first attempt with South Asia's Most Popular Electronics Magazine-"Electronics For You".In case of an online interest,then contact "Electroschematics".Get ready to get paid for your sincere dedication!

My latest eBook-"The Art Of Freelance Writing" is now available for $10.Within 30 days,over 100 copies were sold out!Interested?Then grab your copy now!

Writing Technical Articles?

So you have spent hours and hours preparing a technical article and now you would like to see it published for all the world to see.Before you submit,let me give you some general pointers which will make the process easier and will greatly increase the chances that the article will be accepted for publication by your favourite publication.

An important factor in my experience about whether to accept a submitted technical article is how clearly the article is focused.A good article addresses exactly one topic.Always try to cover one topic well rather than cover one more topics poorly.

As Voltaire pointed out,an article is finished not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing more that can be taken away.Similarly,a good article has a clear purpose.If the editor can’t determine the point the author is trying to make,editor will give up on your article.Anyway,before you start on an article concept, contact the editor or publisher to find out whether it is of interest to their readers.

The best style for a technical article is to present background information and technical conclusions as clearly as possible.Never spend pages providing background information on a familiar topic.Readers are more interested in the author’s specific experiences than in reviewing familiarbackground material.Big words,complicated sentences, and formulas don’t impress them.Don't use large words when synonymous shorter words would suffice, and others use sentences that are longer and more complex than needed.Similarly,never create a profusion of needless acronyms or use mathematical formulas to present concepts that could be presented with one or two short sentences.The highest praise a technical article can receive is “It seems like common sense.”If an author can present a new concept so clearly that readers view it as common sense, the author has accomplished something significant.

Often, the author have a good and clear idea which is too small by itself to submit for publication.In such cases,usually the author then prepare the article with detailed background information,collateral material,and so on.Note that this has the cumulative effect of obscuring the article’s real contribution.If you doubt whether your idea is appropriate for an article,remember to contact your editor with the subject/outline before actual submission.In most cases,submitting such an article is a waste of time for everyone involved-from writer to editor!

As long as you clearly and honestly prepare the matter, you don’t need to worry about the writing being perfect.You should also address a few details that ease the reviewers’ and editors’ jobs. Submissions should contain page numbers on each page, an abstract or executive summary,a list of keywords and contact information of the author on the first page.