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lunes, 13 de marzo de 2017

SPREADSHEETS






Active cell
An active is the cell you are currently working on
Auto sum
A formula that will add up a column of numbers
Cell Reference
The column number and the row letter of a cell
Cell
Each individual box on the spreadsheet
Column
The vertical reference on the spreadsheet
Fill 
To fill a cell with color using the paint bucket tool
Fill handle
The dot at the bottom of each cell while it is active
Filter
The procedure to select certain information in a spreadsheet.
Formula
A formula must always starts with “=” signs and what the calculations for each cell
Graph
A visual representation of data
Grid Lines
The horizontal and vertical lines on the spreadsheet
Row
The horizontal reference on the spreadsheet
Selecting
To highlight a set of cells
Sheet
One page of a worksheet
Sheet tabs
Tabs that identify the worksheets in a workbook
Spreadsheets
A grid that organizes data
Value
A number that can be entered into a cell
Workbook
Many worksheets
Worksheet
One page of a spreadsheet



viernes, 4 de noviembre de 2016

2 ASIR - Preparing for the exam





1 ASIR/DAW - 10 Accidental Inventions




Writing / Discussion
What invention couldn't you live without? 

Describe it.

  • Is it a simple everyday object or something more complex?
  • What's it for?
  • What kind of design has it got?
  • Has the design changed much since it was invented?

Look on the internet. Find out some history

  • Who invented it?
  • Where was it invented?
  • Was it invented by accident?
  • Why and how was it invented?
  • What were they trying to do when they invented it (what else were they working on)?


What do you think about it? 
  • Why is it important?
  • What did it change or make better for people?
  • What couldn't we do without it?
  • Why couldn't you live without it?


Write about your invention
Write it using 3 - 4 paragraphs (see above)
Don't forget to have an introduction (say what it is and why you are choosing it)
and a conclusion (your opinion of it / why couldn't you live without it and why you think it's important)

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