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This document summarizes a presentation on effective end user training for SharePoint. The presentation covers causes of low user adoption like bad or lack of end user training. It discusses options for training like external elearning courses, in-house training, and blended approaches. It provides examples of curriculum for beginners that cover basics like navigation, libraries, and sites in 1 day. The presentation emphasizes the importance of hands-on training and providing ongoing support and resources to users to help drive user adoption of SharePoint.

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