Microsoft Access 2010
is the latest version of database management software for the Office Suite package. Access manages large amounts of data and users can import data from other applications, modify data and generate detailed reports. Users can learn the basics of the program to get started.
Tutorials
Microsoft.com provides users with free video tutorials on Access. The step-by-step tutorials are self-paced. Arranged in training modules, the first is designed to familiarize users with the program and its applications. Each video tutorial is short and can be repeated as necessary or until the learner feels confident enough to move to the next. Microsoft provides videos for the beginner, intermediate and experienced Access user.
E-Books
Free e-books are available online to help anyone learn use Microsoft Access 2010. The better e-books contain step-by-step instructions o everything from starting the program to performing complex analysis of large amounts of data. Simply download an e-book to your computer and save it as a reference guide. Microsoft Press offers a free e-book that both beginners and experienced Access users will find useful. E-books may be either plain text or pdf files.
Workshops
Access 2010 users who need hands-on guidance and coaching may consider attending a Microsoft Access 2010 workshop. Colleges, universities and technical schools around the country often provide these workshops for free or a small fee. Workshops typically last one to two days. Access training usually is offered as part of a larger course on the Microsoft Office suite of programs. Employers may provide workshops for their employees to help them become proficient in Access and other Microsoft programs. A Microsoft Access training workshop should cover the basic functions of Access, such as creating and importing files, the toolbar functions, entering, saving and editing data and generating reports.
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