Renewable Energies and Renewable Hi I would like you to do the paper I will give you my previous paper so that you can know my style thank you. my subject

Renewable Energies and Renewable Hi I would like you to do the paper I will give you my previous paper so that you can know my style thank you.

my subject is renewable energy.

Overview

We know that stakeholder organizations use various website elements and techniques such as media (images, videos, infographics, photographs, graphics, etc.), text, color, organization of content and pages, links and supporting evidence, etc.), to move their target audience toward their desired purpose (to inform, persuade, entertain, take a specific action, or a combination of purposes). When we analyze a stakeholder’s website, we critically interpret, explain, and evaluate what we see. The process of critically interpreting and evaluating a stakeholder’s website means determining how the stakeholder attempts to align and support its goal (interests, mission, and/or message) through its website elements and techniques.

Skills & Strategies

This Part 2 Assignment will help you to

build on the preliminary response analysis developed in Part 1
identify a stakeholder’s desired purpose and goals
interpret, explain, and evaluate how stakeholder organizations use various website elements and techniques to move their target audience toward their desired purpose and goal
Description

By completing your Part 1 Preliminary Response, you’ve used your observational skills in identifying what you see as the stakeholder’s purpose and goal, intended audience, and tone, and you have pointed to and described the stakeholder’s use of media, evidence, and content organization. Now you are ready, in Part 2, to advance your analysis by writing your intermediate Project 2 draft.

This Part 2 assignment asks you (1) to interpret your observations by explaining and evaluating how the stakeholder organization uses the website elements and techniques you addressed in Part 1 to move its intended audience toward its desired purpose and goal and (2) to analyze how well these website elements and techniques accomplish this objective. To narrow the focus of your 1,000 – 1,200-word intermediate essay, you will choose 4-6 elements and/or techniques that are complex enough to spend an entire essay analyzing.

In your analysis, you will identify the stakeholder’s desired purpose and website choices (elements and techniques), consider the stakeholder’s possible intentions in making these choices, and provide explanations and evidence to support your evaluation of the stakeholder’s effectiveness in using these website elements and techniques to move its intended audience toward its desired purpose and goal.

In addition to drawing evidence from the website (your primary source), use two sources from Project 1, your textbook, or from additional research to support your analysis.

Step-by-Step

The following steps will help you to further develop your Part 2 Intermediate Draft:

Begin with a creative title that reflects your analysis of the stakeholder’s website.
Your introduction should identify the stakeholder organization that addresses the selected topic you’ve been exploring, the stakeholder’s intended audience, desired purpose (e.g., to inform, persuade, entertain, take a specific action, or a combination of purposes), and goals (e.g., interests, mission, and/or message), the 4-6 elements and techniques you will include in your analysis, and your thesis: the one or two sentences that evaluate the stakeholder’s effectiveness in using the website elements and techniques to move its intended audience toward its desired purpose and goal.
Organize the body of your analysis into key elements and techniques. Introduce each key element and technique with a topic sentence that explains and evaluates how well the stakeholder organization uses the element/technique toward its desired purpose and goal. Describe the element/technique, and consider the stakeholder’s possible intention in using this element/technique. Follow each topic sentence with supporting evidence from the website to support your claim. Should you determine a stakeholder’s use of a website element/technique does not effectively move its intended audience toward its desired purpose and goal, suggest the ways in which this stakeholder’s choice might have been more effective. Additionally, integrate appropriate evidence from your 2 sources as it applies.
Be sure to use clear transitions as you introduce key elements and techniques.
Provide source citations according to the required guidelines.
Write a conclusion to your analysis that highlights your main points, including the thesis and major claims from the body paragraphs. You should end your conclusion with realistic forward thinking ideas about how your analysis of the stakeholder’s website might demonstrate any possibilities for future research/action.
Proofread your Part 2 analysis.
Helpful Hints
Balance your analysis so that you are interpreting what you see by explaining and evaluating how the stakeholder organization uses the website elements and techniques to move its intended audience toward its desired purpose and goal AND demonstrating how well these website elements and techniques accomplish this objective.
Review the topic sentences of each paragraph to be sure that they link back to your thesis and demonstrate a logical progression of ideas and evidence from beginning to end. Said Aldughaishi
Mrs. Anastasia Khawaja
02/16/2019
ENC 1101
Project 1 Part 4
(annotated bibliography)
First source: Castillo, Luciano, et al. “Renewable Energy Saves Water and Creates Jobs.”
7 Aug. 2018, www.scientificamerican.com/article/renewable-energy-saves-water-and-createsjobs/.
Summary:
Luciano Castillo, Walter Gutierrez, Jay Gore (Renewable Energy Saves Water
and Creates Jobs) the thesis statement of the source is “But two other powerful benefits should
also be getting much more attention: the switch can save vast quantities of freshwater, and can
create a large number of new, high-paying jobs”. The writer here was trying to show that
freshwater can produce large number of occupations by giving the benefits of freshwater and the
percentage of freshwater in the earth. The audience of this article is governors, companies, and
people who is interested in this area such as engineers and businessman.
Evaluation:
This source is similar to other sources that I have evaluated, as it discusses and conveys
the possible advantages of using a renewable source of energy, excluding the positive
environmental impacts. This source will be really helpful in writing my project, whereas it brings
to the table other possible advantages that I could dive in to and further discuss, besides the usual
advantages that most renewable energy papers discuss. This source is as credible as it gets, as the
paper was published by Scientific American. Additionally, Luciano Castillo is a professor of
renewable energy and power systems in mechanical engineering. While Walter Gutierrez is a
scientific research that specializes in renewable sources of energy.
Second source: The Editorial Board. “A Renewable Energy Boom.” 4 Apr. 2016,
www.nytimes.com/2016/04/04/opinion/a-renewable-energy-boom.html.
Summary:
The Editorial Board (A Renewable Energy Boom). The thesis statement of the
source is “That argument is losing its salience as the cost of renewable energy sources like wind
and solar continues to fall.” The writer in this article was trying to show that there is a lot of
renewable energy resources such as wind and solar and these resources is under-ratted resources
that should be reconsidered by the government and companies. The audience is government,
companies, and people who are interested in renewable energy arguments.
Evaluation:
This source in particular covers a different aspect of the renewable energy industry,
where it discusses its growth. I will use the information presented in this source to show the
various aspects of using renewable energy in industry, while also discussing the overall
expansion of the industry. This source is a public source. The New York Times is a popular
newspaper in the United States, known for their articles in various fields of study. The article is
written by the Editorial Board, it is composed of journalists that are experts in their own
respective fields, that are either directly or indirectly related to my topic, which Renewable
Energy.
Introduction:
Can you live your life without electricity? This what will happen in the next
decades if we didn’t reconsider the issue of fossil fuels and non-renewable energy. Renewable
energy is “energy that is collected from renewable resources, which are naturally replenished on
a human timescale, such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves, and geothermal heat” (international
energy agency) which clearly declares the solution of the issue we will have in the next decades,
due to the fact that we are now depending on non-renewable energy which will be depleted in the
future. There are other resources that we can use to produce energy such as solar energy, wind,
biomass, and biofuel. By transforming to these resources, the negative environmental impacts
produced from fossil fuels would decrease and we will live in a clean environment.
1 I think the stakeholder is quite good, because the organization is good and the content
is well presented and cited.
2 The purpose of this website is offering industry participants probing, comprehensive
assessments of the technology. Its presented as couple of subjects about technology in
circles buttons
3 I think their goal is getting views, because they are presenting interesting article in
the home page, but inside there is not that much of quality.
4 I think the stakeholder is not focusing on their content , they are instead reposting
blogs from another websites ,
other content.
5 I think this stakeholder has so many media in it, pictures videos and blogs which
defines that this stake holder is focusing in different ideas which attract the readers.

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