WHERE
Not Necessarily In A Classroom Setting
Our training clients often come to us after having gone to a training center.
Their war stories convinced us that for some people Access is best learned either one on one, or in very small groups, working with a real project. A classroom is a great way to get an overview about Access and what it can do. Once back at your desk however, you will probably need more help.
HOW
1. Microsoft: MS offers many support options for all their products. Access Options.
2. Books - Yes, good old "ink on paper." (Easiest first.)
Microsoft Access 2010 Step by Step
Teach Yourself Visually Access 2010
Microsoft Access 2010 Inside Out
Database Design For Mere Mortals
Access 2010 Programming Reference
If you have a success story about learning Access, I'd like to hear about it: rachel@rlevineconsulting.com