M3-Log on to MS Access

• IT
• Secondary Education
• Age 13

Observe the MS Access screen..

List the components that you find in
M S Access window

Chapter 2. Log on to MS Access

Module 3

_____ is an example of relational database

1. MySQL
2. Java
3. Python
4. C

In Access, there are ______ ways to create a database.

1. three
2. two
3. one
4. four

You can work on table in _____ ways.

1. two
2. three
3. four
4. five

Learning Objectives

• To recognize the use of creating a new database
  
• Create a new database, Opening an existing database and closing of MS Access
  
• Compare the different views of the table

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the lesson, students will be able to 

• create a new database
• open an existing database and close
• display the table in different views

Watch video carefully..

1. What are the two ways to create a new database?

2.Name the different views of a table in MS Access.

3. List the steps to open and close a database.

Find the fib

Datasheet view is used to enter data in a table.

To open an existing database, first click on File-> Close

You can work on a table in three ways.

There are two ways to create a database.

Activities

Task 1: Create a new database

Task 2: Open an existing database and close

Task 3: Display the table in different views

Create a mind map to show your understanding of Microsoft Access.

Extended Task

Imagine you are teaching a friend how to use MS Access for the first time. Create a simple guide or poster that explains:

Why we create a new database

How to create a new database, open an existing database, Close a database

The two main table views in MS Access (Datasheet View and Design View)

When would you use each view?