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- In-depth Official Microsoft training
- Interactive, modular courses allow you to work at your own pace
- Exercises, tests, games and animations make learning interesting
- Written by Microsoft product experts
- Full assessments and completion tracking so that you will always know how you are progressing
- Follows the official Microsoft curriculum
- Recommended training for MCAS exam 77-605
- 6 hours of online learning
- 12 months subscription
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Developed by Microsoft, this interactive course will help teach you the core skills and knowledge you will need to get the most out of Microsoft Office Access 2007. It is also recommended training for the exam 77-605: MCAS: Using Microsoft Office Access 2007. The course is split into six one-hour lessons covering various aspects of Access."Official Microsoft Online Learning" is ideal for the individual looking to improve their Microsoft skills. Written by Microsoft product experts, these interactive, modular courses allow you to work at your own pace and to practise using labs. With full assessments and completion tracking you will always know how you are progressing.
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As someone who has tried to work with Access once before - with only the aid of the (to me) completely impenetrable manual - this learning programme was really helpful. I am not an IT professional, or someone who constructs databases - just an ordinary person who would like to build the odd database at work to make life a bit easier. Like most things American it over-explains everything and assumes you know even less than I do - but I did find it helpful to get the confidence to make everything work for me. Although Access is somewhat intuitive to use, for a beginner it does get bewildering quite quickly when you want to do anything that is not very basic (or maybe it's just me!) - and there is only so long before you give up the will to live and turn the thing off. So, for me, the Core Training Program was big help to get me to the stage of feeling vaguely competent, instead of cross and confused!
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Microsoft Access is a brilliant program - this I will not deny. What I will deny is the value of this "training program" which I found (as someone with experience with Access) long winded and over complicated. The 6 "one hour lessons" took over a week to follow through and taught me very little new and almost nothing of use. Indeed most of the knowledge contained within the disc could have been found on many online sites that provide it totally free.
All in all it seems to me to be a way for Microsoft to squeeze a little extra out of customers already hit by the extortionate fees charged for the office package itself.
All in all it seems to me to be a way for Microsoft to squeeze a little extra out of customers already hit by the extortionate fees charged for the office package itself.
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If you are like me and relatively competent at spreadsheeting, you can probably process the general data that most of us use in the office with Microsoft Excel.
I must admit to having rarely used Access, (Access 97) and last used it when compiling multiple surveys: it was very good at producing questionnaires, through to reports: the export function into Word and Excel proved useful then. Since that time I have left Access alone (2000, 2003) and similarly I have left Access 2007 alone, but with the arrival of this training software decided that rather than prepare a report for work using Excel, I would try it out in Access. In essence the functions are the same, as are the basic reports et al. What I did find as a great improvement was using this software to acquire the skills to utilise both the new interface and the extra features which have been developed over the past 10 years.
For someone who is new to Access and needs more power than that available through using Excel, this introduction is an extremely useful aid to assist you into the basic princpiles of manipulating data within a powerful database.
My only concern regarding people reading this review is that they may think that they need the software: unless you can think of a reason to use Access in the first place, you probably will not need this software. For most people, Access is something that is of so little use that I can understand why it is not packaged within Microsoft Office anymore.
I must admit to having rarely used Access, (Access 97) and last used it when compiling multiple surveys: it was very good at producing questionnaires, through to reports: the export function into Word and Excel proved useful then. Since that time I have left Access alone (2000, 2003) and similarly I have left Access 2007 alone, but with the arrival of this training software decided that rather than prepare a report for work using Excel, I would try it out in Access. In essence the functions are the same, as are the basic reports et al. What I did find as a great improvement was using this software to acquire the skills to utilise both the new interface and the extra features which have been developed over the past 10 years.
For someone who is new to Access and needs more power than that available through using Excel, this introduction is an extremely useful aid to assist you into the basic princpiles of manipulating data within a powerful database.
My only concern regarding people reading this review is that they may think that they need the software: unless you can think of a reason to use Access in the first place, you probably will not need this software. For most people, Access is something that is of so little use that I can understand why it is not packaged within Microsoft Office anymore.
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This is a subscription to one year of ONLINE training. It is possible to download the material and to keep it synchronise but you need to download a specialist bit of software. Read more
Published on 10 Nov 2008 by artemisrhi
Core training for MS Office Access 2007.
Core Training for Microsoft Office Access 2007 is an interactive computer course to help you get to grips with the Microsoft Office Access 2007 program. Read more
Published on 18 Oct 2008 by P. A. Smith
Ended up learning a lot more than I thought I knew
Very good training package, good pace and covered all the stages of using access.
I liked the fact that you could repeat any bit that didn't sink in first time. Read more
I liked the fact that you could repeat any bit that didn't sink in first time. Read more
Published on 17 Oct 2008 by Glen Allan
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