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The workflow then sends an email to each user with the compliance text telling the user what to do (follow this link, read the text, acknowledge read).
Currently there is no way to get the notification triggered in SharePoint library when a user opened or read a document. There are already some user voice on that If you can vot this idea to Flow Ideas Forum: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Flow-Ideas/idb-p/FlowIdeas
What are some of the features of SharePoint?
A great feature of SharePoint is the option to receive email notifications when something is updated – be it a list, document, calendar entry or so forth. A business requirement that often surfaces is to track who has read certain documents such as policies or work instructions.
How to view audit log report in SharePoint?
Then you could view audit log report. Go to Go to site settings->site collection administration-> Audit log reports->run a custom report->select “Opening or downloading documents, viewing items in lists, or viewing item properties” event for the report.
What’s the best way to give an acknowledgement?
Then look expectantly at the session chair, who should lead the applause and ask for questions, while everyone who is interested can read your acknowledgements on the slide. In addition to the other answers: don’t forget to put your funders on your acknowledgements slides!
Where to put acknowledgement at the end of a talk?
As Stephan and posdef already wrote, a (short or long) acknowledgement page at the end of the talk is the standard you see on conferences/talks. However I saw a few, who had a short acknowledgement as one of the first slides or at the start of the chapters of their hour long talk.
Do you have an acknowledgement slide at the end?
It’s common practise to have an Acknowledgements slide, at the very end, before you take any questions. I disagree with Stephan about the certainty with which he recommends clumping up everyone.