The document provides information about tasks that can be performed within an LMS called CentreLearn including entering external continuing education records, editing personal information, changing color themes, and introduces two new fire courses. It also announces an upcoming schedule of free training webinars and requests feedback on future webinar topics.

1. November 2012 Volume 1 (10)
As 2012 begins to draw to a close, you may be wondering what you can do to tie up loose ends when it
comes to managing your organization within CentreLearn’s LMS. This month’s installment of the Train
Better Memo Series will address how to perform a variety of tasks, ranging from entering an external
continuing education record, to editing your personal information and beyond. We are also introducing
two new fire courses, and announcing our latest schedule of no-cost training webinars. If there are any
topics you’d like to see covered next month or next year, we’d appreciate your feedback.
How To: User Entering Their Own External Continuing Education Record
As an organization administrator, if you would like to allow your users to enter continuing education
earned outside of CentreLearn, please refer to this helpful step-by-step guide.
Accessing and Editing Your Personal Information and Resetting Your Password
For reporting and record keeping purposes, it is important to keep your CentreLearn account information
current, accurate, and complete. This is where becoming familiar with your Profile tab becomes vital. For
full details and instructions, please click here.
Feature: Change the Color Theme of Your Environment
As fall is upon us, the leaves are changing color outside. Did you know that you can also change the color
theme of your Environment in CentreLearn? In just a few easy steps, you can go from aqua, to olive to
graphite! Click here for instructions.
Announcement: New Courses Available
New courses are now available in the Firefighter I and II Portfolio:
 F350 Building Construction
No two buildings are the same, which means no two fires are ever the same. In this course
firefighters can add to their knowledge of building construction types, materials and methods
used, how the buildings are used by their occupants, how age affects the structural integrity, and
how remodeling can change buildings. The course also reviews specific hazards of different
building construction types and materials.
 F351 Fire Department Communications
Failure of communication can spell disaster and is one of the top contributing factors to death and
injury on the fireground. Despite advances in modern communications devices and methods,
critical information does not always get communicated to those who need it. This course will
explore the different aspects of communication in the fire service.

2. Improve your CentreLearn Utilization with Free Training Webinars
Our Support Team is getting ready to begin the seventh month of scheduled training webinars and
workshops. We’d love to hear your suggestions on future topics and areas where you'd appreciate
additional education. For the complete training schedule, please click here.
Best regards,
The Team at CentreLearn Solutions
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