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Publishing HousesThere are currently six major publishing houses which supply textbooks and reference materials for the Australian universities market. These publishing houses are increasingly supporting their popular titles with electronic resources and support materials. This a summary of the support available at present. Harcourt Australia
Depending on title, the resources are distributed on CD-ROM/DVD, on-line, pdf files, chat rooms and discussion forums. Science subjects supported are: biology; biochemistry; computer science; chemistry; geography; geology; physics; psychology; mathematics; and statistics. A selection of titles that are supported by extensive multimedia/ technology components: Interactive Biochemistry (Garrett and Grisham) and Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity (Kotz). http://www.harcourt.com.au/service@harcourt.com.au Pearson Education Australia
Depending on title, the resources are distributed on CD-ROM/DVD, on-line, pdf files, chat rooms and discussion forums. Science subjects supported are: biology; biochemistry; computer science; chemistry; geography; geology; physics; psychology; mathematics; and statistics. Some titles that are supported by extensive multimedia/technology components: Biology (Campbell); Ecology: the experimental analysis of distribution and abundance (Krebs); Concepts of Genetics (Klug); Organic Chemistry (Wade); Earth Science (Tarbuck and Lutgens); Physics for Scientists and Engineers (Giancoli); Calculus (Bradley and Smith); and Microbiology (Tortora). http://www.pearsoned.com.au/marketing@pearsoned.com.au Nelson Thomson Learning
In general, the resources are distributed on CD-ROM/DVD or via a web page. Science subjects supported are: biology; computer science; chemistry; geography; geology; physics; psychology; mathematics; and statistics. A selection of outstanding and popular titles includes: the Brooks/Cole Resource Centers (http://www.brookscole.com/); Online Journey Through Astronomy (http://www.onlineastronomy.com/); and Seeing Statistics (McClelland) (http://www.seeingstatistics.com/). http://www.thomsonlearning.com/customerservice@nelson.com.au Macmillan Publishers Australia Pty Ltd
Sciences covered include: chemistry; mathematics; physics; environmental and biological sciences; information technology; and psychology and include reference books, textbooks and other support material. http://www.macmillan.com.au/academic@macmillan.com.au McGraw Hill Australia
Titles that are supported with extensive multimedia/technology components are Biology (Knox), Psychological Science: An Introduction (Bond and McKonkey) and Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change (Silberberg). http://www.mcgraw-hill.com.au/John Wiley & Sons, Inc
WebCT courses are available for: Introduction to Electric Circuits (Dorf); Psychology: Mind, Brain, & Culture (Westen); Psychology In Action (Huffman); Physics (Cutnell and Johnson); with other titles being available shortly. An excellent example of web-based resources is the GeoSystems Today: An Interactive Casebook (http://www.wiley.com/college/geocases/) which supports The Blue Planet: An Introduction to Earth System Science (Skinner). http://www.jacwiley.com.au/college/bcabot@wiley.com UniServe Science News Volume 16 July 2000
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