Alan Stevens: 9 books

‘Grab your gun and bring in the cat … Boom, boom, boom!’ Battlestar Galactica was one of the most successful telefantasy revivals of the early 2000s, gaining the approval of high-profile critics and a host of devoted fans, and continuing to inspire discussion and debate long after its...

If you're looking to put the spark back in your relationship, or just want to try something new, this book can show you how to have better sex by living out your fantasies through erotic role playing. Packed with easy-to-follow information, there are tips on everything from how to bring up the subject...

This definitive guide book to the classic 1970s BBC science-fiction series Includes comprehensive facts, figures and analysis, examination of key episodes from their genesis to the final version, excerpts from the original drafts of scripts and interviews with people involved in the production. This...

This practical guide demonstrates how to plan a new course or overhaul a current one. There are practical tips to help make planning easier. This edition includes information on using the Internet as part of a course.

Ray Galton and Alan Simpson are two of the most influential and celebrated television scriptwriters of our time. Praised for inventing the sitcom, their own seminal creations are still standing the test of time with modern audiences - Hancock's Half Hour and Steptoe and Son are two of the most successful...

A guide to developing Web-based learning materials. It provides advice, tools and techniques to help readers harness the potential of on-line methods of instruction and education. Taking a simple step-by-step approach, it proceeds from the basics through to operating computer-managed learning.

This guide focuses on the problems associated with presenting material to learners. Designed to help teachers make the right decision about the presentation of course materials, it includes strategies for both groups and individuals, and advice on introducing change and coping with the unexpected.

This practical guide explains how to prepare materials that can be utilised either by the teacher or by others without further guidance. Based on theoretical foundations, the systematic approach in this text should help both new and established teachers.

This practical guide demonstrates the place of different types of assessment in education. There are tables, charts, figures and practical tips to help make course evaluation easier. This edition includes information on using the Internet as part of a course.