He has been instrumental in the contributing development of instructional materials for academic use at the University of Dublin (Ireland) and the University of Antwerp (Belgium), in addition to producing I.T security training content for various Government installations within the Eastern Caribbean region and continental Africa. However, in despite of his interest and intellect of varying authoring genres, his expertise is more concentrated on Computer Security Software, and Information Technology Engineering. He also holds various levels of authoring consultancy commitments with three other content publishers in England, Bahrain, and Barbados, which allows him to write on an extended variety of reader content. Adonis seeks to help children better understand and retain essential aspects of a computer system, and by extension, help them to use it more effectively.Īfter all, you can better use something if you understand what it is about, how it works and its many purposes.ĭennis Adonis is an Educational Author, Novelist, and Musician, in addition to currently serving as a Contributing Writer on Information Technology for, and a Contributing Content Writer on current affairs for CNN News – International. It is through this method that respected Guyanese Educational Author, Dennis E. Storybooks makes kids interested in the subject being taught, and provide a more simplified way in which recollection of the subject matter can be achieved. It is by far the best way by which the child would have an interest in what is being taught. It would be sheer boredom and difficulty to get a child to effectively learn about computers unless there is a consistent, well put together story that actually teaches the child under the guise of telling them a tale. This book is the beginning of a series of children literature focused on helping children to better understand the fundamental aspects of computers.Ĭhildren at the age of 2 to 4 (and even beyond) are more inclined to learn from stories rather than a direct instructional method.

Sea of Sorrows by Dennis E. Adonis