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I know that Microsoft has online training for retail sales people <a href="http://expertzone.microsoft.com/Language-Select.aspx" rel="ugc">here</a>
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I know that Microsoft has online training for retail sales people here [http://expertzone.microsoft.com/Language-Select.aspx]

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Thank you for the help. &nbsp;I went a different route but both of those answers would have worked. &nbsp;I decided to test out MyITLab. &nbsp;It has everything that I am looking for and they allow corporations to use it.
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Thank you for the help.  I went a different route but both of those answers would have worked.  I decided to test out MyITLab.  It has everything that I am looking for and they allow corporations to use it.

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I am looking for training for the users at my company. &nbsp;The training has to be interactive and have both voice over and written instructions (for people without a speaker). &nbsp;I would love to be the instructor to monitor their progress but that isn't needed. &nbsp;I found a few things like MyITLab but they seem to be just for education settings. &nbsp;I don't want inhouse training or just a video, they don't tend to work very well.
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I am looking for training for the users at my company.  The training has to be interactive and have both voice over and written instructions (for people without a speaker).  I would love to be the instructor to monitor their progress but that isn't needed.  I found a few things like MyITLab but they seem to be just for education settings.  I don't want inhouse training or just a video, they don't tend to work very well.

Online interactive Microsoft Training

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