This is helpful for me, a beginner, hope it helps others...

I started playing a tenor ukulele 3 1/2 months ago.

About 3 weeks ago I started using the 'Hanon for Ukulele' exercise and scales book generously contributed by Uke of Carl (www.ukeofcarl.com). (I'm not affiliated in any way, just grateful.)

It's part of my practice regimen. It has greatly helped my fretting fingers to move more quickly, and dare I say, gracefully along the fretboard. (Well, I'm not tripping on my fingers as badly as before).

Personally, I enjoy the scale exercises; I'm convinced I'm training my ear also (I'm hearing 'bad' notes better).

So if you're a beginner, check it out.

Thanks, cedarwax! I downloaded the ebook and have been integrating it in my practice regimen now, too. Still at the slowly-tripping-over-fingers stage, but it's fun and is definitely helping with note recognition.

Was it something you had to purchase or was it a free download? I can't seem to find it, do you have a link?

It's free, from the Uke of Carl website here:
http://ukeofcarl.com/hanon-for-ukulele-free-ebook/
Don't like linking directly to the download, as you do not see the rest of his website, that may or maynot make money from adviews etc.
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nice one - thanks for that

This is totally helpful, and I'm not a beginner. Thanks for posting!

I could not make heads nor tails of it. Above my head.

Thanks for the tip. Downloaded it - will take a crack at the first exercise tomorrow.