It has been quite a while since I have posted about the free databases and data visualisation classes for 9 to 14 year old kids. So here I am with an update. In the SQL test that was conduced in week 8, about 10 kids have written taken the test. All of them have scored more than 80% except for 1 person who scored 70%. I am pleased with the overall result.
For the last 3 weeks, I have started teaching Power BI to the kids. Three more kids have joined the Power BI classes. I taught basics of importing data using a csv file. Also gave an overview of the 3 views in Power BI Desktop, query editor, Applied steps pane, removing columns etc.
I have also covered about new columns and measures what the main difference is between columns and measures. I have covered various visualisations in the Report View by explaining them what a measure and dimension is.
Next week I have asked everyone to pick a dataset on their own and come up with their data visualisations. So waiting for their creativity to unveil.
For the last 3 weeks, I have started teaching Power BI to the kids. Three more kids have joined the Power BI classes. I taught basics of importing data using a csv file. Also gave an overview of the 3 views in Power BI Desktop, query editor, Applied steps pane, removing columns etc.
I have also covered about new columns and measures what the main difference is between columns and measures. I have covered various visualisations in the Report View by explaining them what a measure and dimension is.
Next week I have asked everyone to pick a dataset on their own and come up with their data visualisations. So waiting for their creativity to unveil.
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