Northern Caribbean University- Computer Applications (CPTR120- Section B)--Oshando Johnson: October 2009

Why the videos were Selected

The videos sent were chosen because they are user friendly, informative, educative, concise and the videos are of high quality. The tutors ensure that they explained what they are doing as much ass possible so that viewers would not have much problems understanding what is transpiring. They also ensured that they use the correct terms when referring to parts of Microsoft Access 2007 software so that viewers could relate to their very own software package. Proper introduction of Microsoft Access 2007 was done so that users would get acquainted with the interface that the software possesses. Overall the presentations were interesting, fun but most importantly educative.

The Links that were chosen are:

http://www.softwaretrainingtutorials.com/access-2007-ms.php (Introductory Videos)

Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorial - How to use File Attachment Controls

How to display Calculated Values in Microsoft Access Forms or Reports

Microsoft Access 2007 Anchoring Fields so they stretch to the changing size of a form or report

Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorial - Data Collection By Email

Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorial - Outlook Task to Scheduled Reoccurring Access Imports or Exports

Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorial - How to show Date Picker

Microsoft Access 2007 Tutorial - Alternating Row Color in Reports and Datasheet Views

Microsoft Access 2007 Video Tutorial -Queries Part One - Simple query formulas combining field values, arithmetic on field values, creating alias field names, and use of NZ function

Microsoft Access 2007 Video Tutorial - Queries Part Two - Query Table Joins

Microsoft Access 2007 Video Tutorial - Queries Part Three - Query Criteria Methods and use of Like Operator and Wildcard