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Mario and Sonic relational database

Mario and Sonic relational database

Subject: Computing

Age range: 14-16

Resource type: Other

Last updated

5 December 2017

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These videos show you how you can genuinely use a Nintendo Wii combined with a copy of Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games in the classroom to inject a bit of fun into a relational database build.
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bf95cf

13 years ago
4

Excellent resource, allows students to get excited about creating databases.... very unusual occurance...

james_abela

15 years ago
4

A great resource that shows how to make a table of records based on a popular computer game.

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