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Boys and girls, fellow students and teachers, you are all welcome to this our wiki site. This site contains the progress, screenshots and other info about the game we are currently working on which is to teach some students the rules of soccer. The site also features some links to our fellow students wikis and other external links so please take your time to visit the other students wikis and some useful external links as well. We have some useful tips and general info for you. Our research page contains the research we've done about all the general things. And feel free to read all the pages, have a look the screenshots, pictures or images etc. and have a safe visit to this wiki site.

Bloods are getting there people we have just finished a couple of rules and we're working on some more rules. Heard of the off-side rule over the years and don't know what it is weel If you go to game progress, we have the off-side rule for you guys so you can finally find out what is the real off-side rule and how and when it occurs. Well that's it for this week, we have to get everything done next week so we'll try our best.

People this week we have finished our game. We just need to get some girls from Year 9 to check the game out and to rate it. We worked so hard to finish this game and it took us one whole term to make the game. The game was fun to make but sometimes it ws difficult and we needed more help from the teacher than required. Overall it ws fun to make this game.

[|R.Madrid/Inter (Rules and Tactics of Soccer)]
1. What will you teach? Okay basically we will teach the learner some of the rules and tactics of the game. Some of these rules will include the off-side rule, when the off-side rule occurs and how it’s occured, a player is off-side when a he or she recieves a pass and there isn’t any defenders behind him or her. We ‘ll teach them how to throw a proper throw-in, the rule is that both feet has to be on the ground when taking a throw-in. Some of the tactics will include the free-kicks, how to take a direct and a in-direct free kick. Direct free kicks when taking a shot from a free kick and the ball isn’t passed to a team-mate. In-direct free-kicks are passed to a team-mate. How to take corner kicks and goal-kicks. 2. How will you teach it. We gonna teach them a couple of rules and tactics, okay take the offside rule for an example. We gonna have a player running in for the ball, if he is offisde we will have arrows showing why he was offside. So we’ll do these once and if they get right we will move on to the next rule or tactic but if they struggle we’ll go through it a couple more times. I am sure they’ll learn the rules and tactics. 3. Who is the learner. A couple of girls from from year 9 4. Name of your game. R.Madrid/Inter (The killer name from the kurd father and his afghan son, our favourite clubs)

Since the start of this term we have been working on a educational game about the rules of soccer, we have nearly finished our game and we are currently working on the educational department and how we are going to teach the person learning the rules etc. Our game is getting better, improving and getting more interesting and it is also getting harder at the same time.

Ecommerce

E Commerce is a way to execute transactions and share information with other consumers, businesses or with the government by using computer and telecommunication networks such as the Internet. [|www.amazon.com] [|www.winters.co.uk/factsheets/ecommerce]
 * 1) What is e commerce? Name two ecommerce sites.

Amazon was launched back in 1995 when it started as an online bookstore.
 * 1) In what year did Amazon start?

Amazon made its first annual profit in 2003.
 * 1) When did it first make a profit?

The firm’s revenue was $8.5 billion in 2005 and its net profit was $359 million by the end of 2005. Revenue is the money which comes in the business from customers but profit is the money left after all the expenses are paid.
 * 1) Provide an example of both its revenue (turnover) and profit for any one year, e.g. 2003. Explain the difference between revenue and profit.

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 * 1) The product I selected was **2006 FIFA World Cup game on Xbox 360. When I searched for this product I found other similar products such as other soccer games but I chose this game. I was provided with the product’s information, it’s details, the product’s features and it’s descriptions. I was also provided with the customer’s reviews about this product etc. When I attempted to buy this I was required to sign up with Amazon. When signing up I was required to give Amazon my details, a valid email address and I had to choose a password so I signed up with Amazon and became a member of the Amazon site. And when I tried to buy the product I was asked for my credit card details so I just left it like that because I was only attempting to buy the product.**
 * Below is a screenshot of the product **


 * 1) The reader’s reviews differ from the official advertising blurb about a product because the readers say the truth and they tell us the negative stuff about the product whereas the advertising doesn’t tell us the negative things about the product.


 * 1) Amazon is a very interesting site to experience because you can find anything possible in the site and buy it by becoming a member. The interesting thing I found was that the products are put into different categories so its easier to find your products. Most products are cheap and discounted and Amazon is a great way to shop online.


 * 1) Cookies are pieces of text that a Web server can store on a user’s hard disk. They allow a Web site to store information on a user’s machine and later retrieve it. The pieces of information are stored as name-value pairs. Cookies are not dangerous like hojans or inses because they are simple, tiny little text files in your computer and they are absolutely harmless. They are just in your computer to store information on your machine about what sites you usually visit and like.