Microsoft have released some quick reference cards for common Lync tasks. They are 2 page landscape word documents.
You can download the complete set here
Lync 2010 Conferencing Quick Reference
Lync 2010 Instant Messaging and Presence Quick Reference
Lync 2010 Sharing and Collaboration Quick Reference
Lync 2010 Attendant Quick Reference
Lync 2010 Attendee Quick Reference Card
Tom Arbuthnot is a consultant at Modality Systems providing planning, design and deployment of all aspects of Microsoft Unified Communications and integration with existing enterprise telephony environments.
Before joining Modality, Tom worked for a leading Cisco Unified Communications Partner where he gained a good understanding of the Cisco UC proposition and a unique perspective on the relative benefits of the Microsoft offering.
Tom is a Microsoft MVP for Lync and is actively involved in the global Unified Communications community via twitter, Microsoft Technet Forums and Lync’d Up blog. He holds a BSc degree in Management from Loughborough University as well as various technical certifications including Cisco CCNA Voice and Lync 2010 MCIPT.
Tom Arbuthnot is a consultant at Modality Systems, covering all aspects of Microsoft Unified Communications. He is a Microsoft Lync MVP, actively involved in the Lync community, both online with the Lync'd Up Blog, Technet Forums and Twitter, and offline as a founding member of the Microsoft UC User Group London.
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I am looking for a Lync Communicate end user training for London to deliver training for 85 users.
Rachel,
I am also looking for any and all training resources for Lync 2010..
I have found some items but MS has it so scattered that it is quite difficult..
What have you found so far ?
Paul
Rachel I have contacted you directly.
Paul, I agree, the resources are a little scattered, if you want self paced stuff most of the links on this site should be a good start. If you want formal training Global Crossing may be worth a look depending on where you are in the world
thanks