Before we start configuring a database we need to know what we are doing with it, what the plan is. A product knowledge sheet can have quite a lot of different types of information depending on the product and the target audience of the sheet.
Some of the possible information that you could find include Description, Product properties and features, Product capabilities, Product applications, Product advantages, Typical users, Opening questions, Closing statements, and Competition products.
So before we build this form for participants we need to decide which fields we want them to be filling in. For the purpose of this example, we will just use four fields:
As with all of the more complicated activities in Moodle, preparation is paramount to not lose yourself in settings and options, and end up having to start from scratch.
Having prepared manually what you are going to apply to the database, now you are ready to move forward.
The database activity is one which has so many use cases that it sometimes can be overwhelming to start off using it. However, as we have a very clear purpose in what we want to achieve don't be put off by the number of options and just stay focused on what we need to achieve.
The process of creating a database is as follows:
So let's get on with the first step, creating and configuring the database activity itself.
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