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System Requirements
- Platform: Windows NT / 98 / 2000 / Me / 95
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
Product Features
- Helps organise school projects and teaches children how to use information
- Can be set for various levels of expertise - from beginners and younger children through to more experienced users
- Provides a great way of introducing children to the concepts of managing data
- Includes a wide variety of easy to produce graphs that will help children get the most out of their National Curriculum project work
- Links sounds and pictures to records
- The graphs help children to produce more interesting and colourful print-outs
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Amazon.co.uk Review
An ingenious educational tool, this CD-ROM is pitched at primary school children of every level of ability. It is designed to help 7-11 year olds with Key Stage Two work, such as creating graphs to show the results of science experiments or any kind of activity whose results can be depicted graphically. The Database package enables the user to experience much of the power of an office database in a child-friendly format. The quality of the programme is excellent but the instructions somewhat less so.
If it were used by a teacher in school or if children were introduced to the programme by an adult who had grappled with it first (which might take some time, depending on how used to such things the adult happened to be), it should prove to be well worth the cost. The colourful graphs and charts that children can produce with this programme look very professional, streets ahead of the old hand-drawn, scruffy jobs that their parents produced. The big potential drawback is that this otherwise impressive product might confuse a less "tech-friendly" child, especially one who tries it out unaided.
Once familiar with the product, children will find it a satisfying and interesting tool, able to be set at four different levels of expertise. Together with Letts Primary School IT Skills Spreadsheet, it can also lay claim to giving a practical introduction to a range of skills that will prove useful in the evermore computerised world of work. --Rebecca Pickering
Manufacturer's Description
This child-friendly database program will get school projects organised! Here is a database program that is genuinely child-friendly and easy to use. Learning to use a database is a really valuable computer skill and will help to organise school projects in a wide range of subjects.
It's the perfect tool for working on projects throughout the National Curriculum. Children will learn to search for records, sort data into groups and use charts and graphs to analyse their work.
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