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Explore how to create an environment conducive to making healthier choices in this informative talk by Leah Groppo, a registered dietitian and diabetes educator from Stanford University. Learn about the concept of nudges and gain practical, actionable examples to help achieve your health goals. Discover strategies for implementing sustainable lifestyle changes as Groppo, who is Board Certified in Advanced Diabetes Management and a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, shares her expertise from her work in Stanford's Endocrinology Clinic and Diabetes Care Program. This hour-long presentation offers valuable insights for anyone looking to make lasting improvements to their health and well-being.

Explore the comprehensive world of diabetes in this 30-minute educational video. Gain essential knowledge at both patient and professional levels, covering basics, in-depth pathophysiology, and complications. Delve into topics such as diabetes mellitus symptoms, complications, and the pathology of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes through animated explanations. Understand how unhealthy lifestyles contribute to prediabetes and diabetes, learn about the A1C test, and explore gestational diabetes. Examine the pathophysiology of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and compare it to hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS). Discover the effects of diabetes on various body systems, including diabetic neuropathy, kidney disease, and retinopathy. Investigate related conditions like metabolic syndrome and macular edema. Learn about intermittent fasting and its impact on diabetes management. This comprehensive animation-based video provides a thorough overview of diabetes, its types, complications, and associated health concerns.

Discover essential strategies for managing diabetes while traveling in this informative 49-minute webinar presented by Nancy Shin, a Clinical Pharmacist and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist at Stanford Health Care. Learn how to plan ahead, pack effectively, and stay safe during your journey. Explore topics such as researching your travel destination, health considerations, medication preparation, navigating airports and road trips, adjusting to new schedules, planning activities, and making informed food choices. Gain valuable insights on listening to your body and accessing helpful resources to ensure a comfortable and worry-free travel experience with diabetes. Access additional materials, including the presentation slides and information about Stanford's Diabetes Care Program, to enhance your understanding of diabetes management while away from home.

Educators walk through the arc of blended learning models and inspire their classroom plans with specific technology tool examples.In this module, you will: Identify multiple models of blended learning and how they support student learning. Determine which technology tools best match the learning goals for different parts of the blended learning model. Develop a plan for reflection, assessment, and refining your blended learning model. Explores accessibility through several foundational concepts and learn to create an inclusive learning environment.In this module, you will: Identify foundational principles of an accessible learning environment. Explain how Microsoft tools support each principle of accessibility. Apply knowledge of accessibility principles and Microsoft tools to create a more inclusive learning environment. Empower students to utilize tools to unlock their full potential by addressing a diversity of needs.Upon completion of this module, you'll be able to: Create an accessible and personalized experience in Windows and Microsoft 365 Demonstrate how to implement the tools and apps available to create accessible content Explain the importance of personalizing the learning device to improve student outcomes Microsoft Teams in educational settings is a hub for content and the centerpiece for collaboration. Learn about the structure and components of a team.Upon completion of this module, you'll be able to: Explain the types of educational teams (class, staff, PLC, other). Describe use cases for each type of team. Demonstrate how to create and share new teams. Explain the difference between the Me Space and We Space. Describe the ways to communicate with colleagues and learners. Demonstrate where to store, find, and share files in teams. ISTE Standards for Educators: Educator - Citizen Educator - Facilitator Educator - Collaborator UNESCO Standards for Educators: Application of Digital skills Organization and Administration Use PowerPoint Recorder to flip instruction, provide content for students outside of class, and help improve student outcomes. In this module, you will: Describe the principles of flipped learning and how to implement them into the classroom Explain how to create flipped lessons using PowerPoint Recorder Build a flipped lesson to use with students Educators use OneNote to organize information and content and to support research, collaboration, note taking, journaling, and reflection.In this module, you'll: Access and navigate a OneNote notebook Create, add, and share pages and content Identify how to organize OneNote effectively Manage a range of OneNote notebook settings ISTE Standards for Educators: Educator - Facilitator Educator - Learner Educator -Collaborator UNESCO Standards for Educators: Application of Digital skills Organization and Administration Teacher Professional Learning

Explore the comprehensive overview of diabetes mellitus in this 1 hour 40 minute lecture by Dr. Najeeb. Learn about the various types of diabetes, including Type I, Type II, gestational diabetes, LADA, and MODY, as well as their underlying mechanisms and differences. Delve into the complications associated with diabetes, such as vascular diseases, retinopathy, nephropathy, and neuropathy. Understand the impact of diabetes on different body systems, including the cardiovascular, renal, and nervous systems. Gain insights into why diabetic patients are more susceptible to infections and explore specific conditions like diabetic foot ulcers and otitis externa. This comprehensive lecture covers essential topics for medical students, healthcare professionals, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of diabetes mellitus and its far-reaching effects on the human body.

Explore the critical relationship between diabetes and exercise in this 55-minute video lecture from Stanford University. Learn about Type 2 diabetes, its prevalence, and how it affects people of all ages. Discover the benefits of good sugar control and the importance of physical activity in managing the condition. Gain insights into the most effective types of exercise, how to set achievable goals, and understand the concept of exercise intensity. Delve into aerobic and strength training exercises, and learn practical tips for incorporating physical activity into daily life. Recognize low blood sugar symptoms and explore simple exercises that can be done at home. Join Dr. Baldeep Singh and Kathleen Wasoski, DPT, OCS, as they provide valuable information on managing diabetes through exercise and lifestyle changes.

Explore the benefits of yoga for diabetes management in this 56-minute webinar presented by Tracy Taylor, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Certified Yoga Instructor. Discover research-backed evidence on how yoga can improve blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure levels in diabetics. Participate in a gentle yoga practice session suitable for all fitness levels, featuring breathing exercises, stretches, and various poses that can be done seated or standing. Learn to distinguish yoga facts from myths and gain insights into how this ancient practice can positively impact diabetes care. Engage in a series of yoga exercises, including hand and foot stretches, forward folds, sun salutations, and relaxation techniques. No prior yoga experience or special equipment is required – just bring yourself and an open mind to experience the potential health benefits of yoga for diabetes management.

Explore practical strategies for overcoming diabetes burnout in this 52-minute webinar from Stanford University's Diabetes Care Program. Learn from Dr. Molly Tanenbaum, a licensed clinical psychologist and clinical assistant professor at Stanford Medicine, who specializes in the emotional aspects of living with diabetes and compassion-based approaches to diabetes distress. Discover evidence-based techniques to reclaim your motivation and enthusiasm for diabetes management, understand the psychological challenges of living with diabetes, and access support tools that can help rekindle your passion for health and well-being. Gain insights into optimizing technology use for diabetes management and explore compassion-based interventions designed to address diabetes-related emotional challenges. This presentation is part of Stanford Medicine's monthly webinar series, designed specifically for adults with diabetes and their families, offering expert guidance from a psychologist with extensive experience working with individuals with diabetes across all age groups.

Explore the latest advancements in diabetes management technology in this comprehensive 53-minute physician grand rounds presentation. Join Dr. Richard Carano, Thyra Cox, and Kimberly Case as they delve into topics such as continuous glucose monitoring systems, insulin pumps, smart pens, and closed-loop systems. Learn about Medicare guidelines for diabetes technology, new insulin formulations including inhaled insulin, and innovative approaches to hypoglycemia management. Discover the role of diabetes education and the implications of smart pen data on patient care. Gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of diabetes treatment options and their potential impact on health outcomes.

Explore the comprehensive pathophysiology, clinical features, diagnostics, chronic complications, and treatment of Type I and Type II diabetes mellitus in this 25-minute lecture presented by Professor Zach Murphy. Delve into the disease overview, focusing on pancreatic beta cells in Type 1 diabetes and the mechanisms of Type 2 diabetes. Learn about the clinical manifestations, diagnostic criteria, and long-term complications associated with both types of diabetes. Gain insights into current treatment approaches and management strategies for these chronic conditions. Benefit from a high-yield format designed to complement medical studies and enhance understanding of this prevalent metabolic disorder.

Module 1: The Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) Trainer Academy is designed for teacher trainers and people responsible for training educators on the integration of technology in the classroom. This course gives an overview of the MIE Trainer program, program details, and the steps for becoming an MIE Trainer or MIE Master trainer.In this module, you will:Identify the key steps to become an MIE TrainerLocate the resources provided for MIE TrainersEffectively register training using the Training TrackerIdentify and manage key considerations when planning and facilitatingprofessional developmentUse the Training Tracker to evaluate training delivered and to plan futuretrainingISTE Standards for Educators:Educator - DesignerEducator - FacilitatorEducator - LeaderUNESCO Standards for Educators:PedagogyTeacher Professional LearningUnderstanding ICT in EducationModule 2: Discover new ways to create and share Microsoft Teams meetings that facilitate sharing different types of content from various sources. Explore the granular controls educators need while meeting students.In this module, you will:Identify ways to create, share, and launch virtual meetings in Microsoft TeamsDefine multiple purposes and uses of virtual meetingsDescribe Microsoft Teams features for security and sharing contentModule 3: Staff Teams and PLC Teams in Microsoft Teams facilitate collaboration between professional colleagues and incorporate file sharing and organization.In this module, you will:Recognize the differences between Staff Teams and PLC TeamsDescribe use cases for each type of teamUnderstand how to organize people, files, and communications in TeamsModule 4: Education colleagues collaborate using Microsoft Teams PLC Teams and Staff Teams. PLC Teams are for Personal Learning Communities to engage in professional and personal growth. Staff Teams are designed for school faculties, departments, and district offices.In this module, you will:Select and create the right type of team for specific use casesUnderstand how to make the most of the OneNote Notebook in each type of teamIdentify features to optimize collaboration and accessibility in TeamsModule 5: Use Microsoft Forms for surveys, quizzes, and polls in classes to increase student engagement and voice. Office 365 helps streamline and save time managing learning assessments with Forms in Teams and OneNote. Excel can extend analytics on Forms data.In this module, you will:Create formative and summative assessments with Microsoft FormsExplain how to share or duplicate Microsoft Forms to collaborate withcolleaguesUse autograding, manual grading, branching, and equation options to streamlinethe assessment processModule 6: By allowing teachers and students to focus on content and not worry about format, the Digital storytelling with Microsoft Sway module shows how Sway can be used to capture and share digital stories that need to be told in and around classroom activities.In this module, you will:Explain how Sway works to share text, images, video, and dynamic content totell a rich digital storyIdentify examples of Sway's impact in the classroomPractice creating a SwayExplain a variety of ways Sway can be used in the classroomModule 7: Collaborate with colleagues or staff using OneNote. OneNote Staff Notebooks have a personal workspace for every staff member or teacher, a content library for shared information, and a collaboration space for everyone to work together.In this module, you will:Identify different ways Staff Notebook can be utilized within school settingsCreate a Staff Notebook and create different content within the notebookConnect OneNote and Outlook to create a workflow for meetingsISTE Standards for Educators:Educator - LeaderEducator -CollaboratorUNESCO Standards for Educators:Organization and AdministrationTeacher Professional LearningModule 8: Integrate Flipgrid into your classroom to empower student voice. Educators of all subject areas, early grades through higher education, explore Flipgrid ideas and resources from educators around the world.In this module, you will:Create a group, topics, and share with students.Discover ways to use Flipgrid within a learning communities.Become a Flipgrid Certified Educator.

Discover evidence-based strategies for managing diabetes in this informative talk by UCLA diabetes educator Elizabeth O'Neal, RN. Learn about the nature of diabetes, its potential complications when uncontrolled, and practical approaches to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Explore the Healthy Plate Planner method for balanced nutrition, understand proper portion sizes, and grasp the importance of incorporating physical activity into your routine. Gain insights into diabetes medications, routine tests, and the significance of blood sugar monitoring. Address the emotional aspects of living with diabetes and find keys to improving overall well-being. This comprehensive presentation equips you with essential knowledge and tools to effectively manage diabetes and prevent related health issues.

Participate in a diabetes wellness webinar focused on carbohydrate counting, led by Leah Groppo, a diabetes educator and senior clinical dietitian from Stanford's Endocrinology Clinic and Diabetes Care Program. Learn a simplified 3-step process for carb counting and gain insights into managing trickier foods. Explore the connection between carbs, nutrition, diabetes, and insulin, with a special emphasis on Type 1 diabetes management. Benefit from Groppo's expertise in customized diabetes management, pump and CGM data interpretation, and her passion for gardening and growing food. This one-hour webinar is part of Stanford Medicine's Diabetes Care Program's monthly series, designed for adults with diabetes and their families. Discover additional resources, including future webinar registrations, Stanford's Diabetes Care Program information, and access to Stanford Health Library's services for trustworthy health information and free mindfulness resources.

Explore the complexities of Type 2 diabetes and its nutritional management in this informative lecture from Stanford University. Delve into the characteristics of this prevalent form of diabetes, which affects 95% of diabetic patients and can occur at any age, including childhood. Learn how middle-aged and older individuals, as well as those who are overweight and inactive, are at higher risk. Gain valuable insights from Dr. Kathleen Kenny, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine, and Jessica Shipley, MS, RD, as they discuss the intricate relationship between diabetes and nutrition. Discover strategies for managing this chronic condition through dietary choices and lifestyle modifications in this comprehensive 1-hour and 24-minute presentation.

Across the world more than 420 million people are living with diabetes. Two thirds of these have not yet been diagnosed. When discovered late or managed incorrectly, diabetes can damage your heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys, and nerves, leading to disability and premature death. In fact, more people are dying of diabetes related diseases than of diseases as HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. This course will provide you with an introduction to the most recent research in the field of prevention and treatment of diabetes as well as a broader understanding of the situation in different communities, rich and poor, across the world, where diabetes threatens public health. What kind of disease is diabetes, who has it, and who is at risk of getting it? And what are the roles of medicine, exercise and nutrition when trying to prevent, delay or treat diabetes? During the course you will meet researchers and experts from Imperial College London, Emory University in Atlanta, Steno Diabetes Center in Copenhagen as well as the School of Global Health and the Center for Basic Metabolic Research at the University of Copenhagen. They work with very different aspects of diabetes, from microbiology to global public health, but what ties them together is the belief that it is a global responsibility to combat diabetes, and this fight can only be won through new knowledge and global collaboration. We hope you will join us in the course and equip yourself to take part in the ongoing discussions of this truly global and individual health challenge. This course is also part of the EIT Health programme.

Explore the fundamentals of diabetes mellitus in this comprehensive 56-minute lecture, the first of a two-part series. Delve into the definition, causes, and various types of diabetes, including Type I, Type II, gestational, LADA, MODY, and secondary diabetes mellitus. Examine the differences between diabetes insipidus and mellitus, and understand the underlying mechanisms of the disease. Learn about the complications associated with diabetes, focusing on both macrovascular and microvascular issues such as coronary artery disease, cerebrovascular disease, peripheral artery disease, diabetic nephropathy, and diabetic retinopathy. Gain valuable insights into the global burden of diabetes and its impact on patients' lives through this informative medical lecture.

Explore effective diabetes medication management in this informative webinar presented by Stanford Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Resident Michael Blyumin, PharmD. Gain valuable insights on managing medication costs, integrating treatments into daily routines, and safely using herbal supplements for diabetes. Discover the differences between generic and brand medications, learn about continuous glucose monitors, and explore complementary supplements. Benefit from expert advice on optimizing diabetes care through proper medication management, cost-saving strategies, and the integration of modern monitoring technologies. Participate in a Q&A session to address specific concerns and deepen your understanding of diabetes medication management.

Explore the complexities of Type II Diabetes Mellitus in this informative 29-minute video from WVCTSI Project ECHO Endocrine. Gain valuable insights into the causes, symptoms, and management strategies for this prevalent metabolic disorder. Learn about the latest research, treatment options, and lifestyle modifications that can help patients effectively control their blood sugar levels and prevent complications. Discover how healthcare professionals can provide optimal care and support for individuals living with Type II Diabetes Mellitus, including medication management, dietary recommendations, and exercise guidelines. This educational resource is ideal for medical professionals, students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this chronic condition and its impact on public health.

Explore comprehensive insights into diabetes management from screening to ongoing monitoring in this 47-minute physician grand rounds presentation. Join Dr. Yamuna Gorantla, an endocrinologist from McFarland Clinic, and Kimberly Case, ARNP, a diabetes educator from Mary Greeley Medical Center, as they share their expertise on the full spectrum of diabetes care. Learn about the latest screening techniques, diagnostic criteria, treatment options, and monitoring strategies to improve patient outcomes and quality of life. Gain valuable knowledge on how to effectively manage diabetes from initial detection through long-term care, enhancing your ability to provide optimal support for patients living with this chronic condition.

Learn why education have to change and the tools to do it. What you'll learn: identify why your education must change so you can help your students to learn the skills they need to succeed in the 21st century.learn to use the tools that enables you to do that. Have you ever wondered what your students are doing with all of the electronic devices they carry with them to school? The technology available to us makes it necessary to reflect on if we can continue to do what we always have done in the classroom or do we have to change. The students have all the knowledge of the world in the palm of their hand. What are they going to learn then? How can you plan an education that lets your students gain the competencies they need for the 21st century?I will try to help you answer these questions in this course. We will look at some of the theories about learning, how they can learn and I will show you some of the basics so you can use different tools in your education. You will learn how to use Audacity, Photo Story, Prezi, Social Medias as Learning Management systems, how to make a YouTube Channel and more. I hope this will enable you to experiment and give your students the opportunity to use these tools in the classroom.