A fantastic idea for learning about many everyday technologies. However, the x-sectional sketches remind me of books I read as a kid, not quite scientific enough but great to summaries and simplify. It will all depend on the articles that go with the diagrams. Furthermore, what about concentrating on one or two key aspects of say, the Typhoon – in more detail? This means more column inches spread over a number of issues. I am unsure whom your market readership is (age group!?).
# 17 November 2009 at 3:02 pm
David Bonnett said:
I love this publication!
Its great to have a “magazine that feeds your mind” when you just want to relax and have a bit of light reading.
I would say How it Works is fo all ages and its good that you dont get bogged down with every bit of detail possible on each subject.
It is in good bite size chunks making it a gentle learning process.
A fantastic idea for learning about many everyday technologies. However, the x-sectional sketches remind me of books I read as a kid, not quite scientific enough but great to summaries and simplify. It will all depend on the articles that go with the diagrams. Furthermore, what about concentrating on one or two key aspects of say, the Typhoon – in more detail? This means more column inches spread over a number of issues. I am unsure whom your market readership is (age group!?).
I love this publication!
Its great to have a “magazine that feeds your mind” when you just want to relax and have a bit of light reading.
I would say How it Works is fo all ages and its good that you dont get bogged down with every bit of detail possible on each subject.
It is in good bite size chunks making it a gentle learning process.
Keep it up, its great!
Que bien!
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