Database Query

>less than
<greater than
>=less than or equal
<=greater then or equal
or either of them
and both of them

this shows validation checks i made so dirty data cannot enter the category

Dubai expo 2020 logo

this is my finished logo for the
expo 2020

this represents the uae by showing its flag.
it represents one community  by being in a massive d showing we are all in one world.

Database pic

here is a update on my progress for the cars database

Databases introduction

What is a Database?

A database is an organized collection of data.The data is organized to model aspects of reality in a way that supports processes requiring information. For example, modelling the availability of rooms in a way that supports finding a hotel with vacancies. 

How are Databases used?

Databases are obviously used in business applications and financial transactions.However, Databases are not just used for business applications. Your grocery store, bank, video rental store and favorite clothes brand use databases to keep track of customer, inventory, employee and accounting information. Databases allow information to be stored quickly and easily and are used in many aspects of your daily life. This article was stored in a Database and retrieved to be displayed in your browser.

Why are they useful?

Databases's are better than recording data on a sheet because Databases do more things where you can search for people using queries and reports. It is also easier to enter and store data on a database rather than paper.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1DAej8mDtpAgZWYM4CxOINaucGqT_gjX6lSNEccb6pPA/edit#slide=id.p3


This is the link to my slide for the virtual tour presentation

for our evaluation homework to evaulate other people's

work.

i will post the link to my blog in classroom as well so if you want to access it you c

Evaluating our multimedia presnatations

                      will the presnatations be useful to year 6?
                      I would say yes
                     will it make them more familiar with the school?
                     I would say no
                    will it make them look forward to year7?
                    I would say yes
                    has the information been presented in different ways?
                    no
                    is the way information presented engaging?
                      i would say no
                    Have they chosen the most effective way of presenting that particular type of information?
                         no
                         

has the presentation been organised in an appropriate way?

yes

Is it clear what the presentation is telling you or does it jump around from one thing to another?
it is clear

Is the presentation colourful and attractive?

no
Will Year 6 pupils think it looks fun and engaging? no

Does the presentation have the right amount of text?

yes
Will they have time to read it all?  yes
Is the layout of the slides clear and attractive?
clear but not attractive

is the text easy to read? Remember – this virtual tour will be viewed on a big screen. Think about fonts, size, colour and background.

 yes it is really easy

Are the transitions and animations suitable for the audience and purpose of the virtual tour?

Think about how long they take and the impression they give.
yes they are very suitable
Does the virtual tour run automatically?
 yes it does
 Will Year 6 pupils have enough time to read each slide before it moves on?
yes

What are Image Maps?

What are Image Maps?

Image maps are pictures around a title which are hyper linked to different destinations.You can do this in MS power point. 

Example:

In this case they are not pictures, but you get the idea.

I am going to replace them with pictures but this is the like the root of the map,so like where they go and stuff like that.

How to create hotspots in MS powerpoint

 A hotspot allows you to hyperlink a specific part or shape of anything like a picture.You can hyperlink it to any thing like a website, a slide or even open a another file.

 Instructions: 

1.Have a picture and then draw shapes on the parts of the picture you want to hyperlink.To draw a shape,go to insert and click shape.From there, you can choose a regular shape but I would recommend using free fall because you can make any shape with it.

2.Next ,when you have your shapes over your picture done,you can hyperlink it by right clicking it and choose hyperlink.You can hyperlink it to anything.

3.To make it transparent,you have to select all of the shapes,not the picture.To do this, you take your mouse and start off the picture.Then you move it till all of your shapes are selected.Then you have to go to Format and choose shape fill.You can just choose no fill but that doesn't work all the time.So you click on More fill colors and then turn the transparency to 100%.Then you are going to go to shape outline in format and choose no outline.

4.To put this same effect on every slide you select the whole picture and copy and paste it to your destinations.Now days you can do this all in master view but you can do it either way.

For a more detailed guide, watch this fantastic video on YouTube:https://WWW.youtube.com/watch?v=OJEMQjfrhik&spfreload=10

Using MC Excel

I have learned how to use MC Excel in the past few lessons. This post will show what I have learnt in the past few lessons. My class had to use Excel to figure out how much will it cost to keep a dog or a cat on a certain budget. Well here goes nothing!

After this,  we had to make a report saying if it would be in there budget, advice according to the results they should buy one or not and our own advice.

I chose the person Kamel who wanted a small dog. At the end of my report I would not recommend him a small dog because he has very little of his budget left. If he really wants it then I would recommend getting cheaper stuff.