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# Welcome

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This Class is your starting point as an Admin in Equip Me.

The video gives you a quick overview of how learning in Equip Me is structured and how **Classes** and **Documentation** work together. You do not need to understand every detail right away. The goal is to help you feel oriented and know where to start.

**Classes** are designed to guide you through the most important topics in a clear order. They help you move forward and get your setup done step by step. You can follow them at your own pace and return to them whenever needed.

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The **Documentation** is always available as a reference. Whenever you want to explore a topic in more detail or look something up later, you will find the full explanation there.

Throughout the **Classes**, you may find links to relevant **Documentation** articles. These links are optional and meant to support you when you want to go deeper.

Start with the **Classes** to build momentum. Use the **Documentation** to deepen your understanding when needed.


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