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Teaching Quality Improvement and Patient Safety in the Context of Everyday Clinical Work (June 11)
The purpose of this workshop is to teach and model basic Quality Improvement and Patient Safety principles in everyday clinical work. Faculty are the most important teachers in this environment and having faculty teach basic QI/PS is increasingly important as … Continue reading
Apply for Faculty Scholars Program in Integrative Health
The Faculty Scholars Program in Integrative Healthcare (FSP) is accepting applications from the university community for the 2013-14 academic year. All faculty, fellows and clinical or education training directors within the U-M community are invited to apply to this program. … Continue reading
ASL Medical Interpreting – Basic Skills (July 9-10)
This is a two-day, 15-hour course for working American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters. It provides fundamental skills and knowledge that interpreters need to effectively work in health care settings, including: Standards of practice and code of ethics Interpreter roles Basic … Continue reading
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Time Management for Faculty (June 24)
Join us for workshop “Time Management for Professionals” facilitated by Joanna Sabo, Ph.D., principal consultant of Beyond Interactive Training, LLC. The session will be held on June 24, from 9-11 a.m. at Danto Auditorium(breakfast will be provided) Following this workshop … Continue reading
Posted in: Faculty Development, Professional Development
A. Gordon Smith delivers Neurology Grand Rounds/Taubman Visiting Professor Lecture (May 8)
A. Gordon Smith, M.D. professor of neurology and chief, division of neuromuscular medicine at University of Utah School of Medicine, will present, “The conundrum of diabetic neuropathy—new models for therapeutic development,” at the May 8 Neurology Department Grand Rounds and … Continue reading
What Every Caregiver Needs to Know (May 13)
Monday-WhatEveryCaregiverNeedstoKnow_1366920740065_10.pdf As our parents and our partners/spouses age and a serious illness or injury occurs, families are challenged to plan for their care either for the short term or long term. When planning for care of a loved one who … Continue reading
The Benefits of Aquatic Therapy (May 11)
Saturday-BenefitsofAquaticTherapy_1366916546652_8.pdf Through the use of our salt-water pool, our aquatic therapy program utilizes activities that are tailored individually to enhance, restore and maintain a person’s functional abilities. Learn more about how aquatic therapy can benefit you.• The 5 components of … Continue reading
Dr. Gordon Smith to deliver Neurology Grand Rounds/Taubman Visiting Professor Lecture (May 8)
A. Gordon Smith, M.D. professor of neurology and chief, division of neuromuscular medicine at University of Utah School of Medicine, will present, “The conundrum of diabetic neuropathy—new models for therapeutic development,” at the May 8 Neurology Department Grand Rounds and … Continue reading
Collaborating Across Disciplines – A Research Imperative (May 13)
CollaborateposterF2b.pdf The collaborate! initiative at the North Campus Research Complex is sponsoring a day-long workshop on May 13 focusing on collaborative research in the academic environment. Consisting of speakers, interactive working sessions, and networking opportunities, this workshop explores the critical … Continue reading
Forgiveness and well-being workshop (May 10)
EXPOFlyerB_1366915959426_4.pdf Forgiving other people who have been hurtful can be an important stepping stone to increased peace and happiness in later life. Forgiveness is a process involving specific skills that can be learned. This presentation focuses on: • Discovering why … Continue reading
Navigating Long Term Care (May 10)
Understanding what services are available to help older adults remain living independently in the community, and what resources may be available to help cover these services, can be a very difficult maze to navigate. Jenny will provide information to help … Continue reading
Teaching Quality Improvement and Patient Safety in the Context of Everyday Clinical Work (June 11)
The purpose of this workshop is to teach and model basic Quality Improvement and Patient Safety principles in everyday clinical work. Faculty are the most important teachers in this environment and having faculty teach basic QI/PS is increasingly important as … Continue reading
The Benefits of Aquatic Therapy (May 11)
Saturday-BenefitsofAquaticTherapy.pdf Through the use of our salt-water pool, our aquatic therapy program utilizes activities that are tailored individually to enhance, restore and maintain a person’s functional abilities. Learn more about how aquatic therapy can benefit you.• The 5 components of … Continue reading
Planning for Long Life (May 13)
Monday-PlanningforaLongLife.pdf Long term care is not an easy subject to talk about. People tend to think they’ll never need long term care. Unfortunately, when they do need it, they may not be prepared. Are you prepared? Preparation means planning, and … Continue reading
The Impact of Short-Term Rehabilitation on Recovery (May 10)
EXPOFlyerB_1366916214257_6.pdf Many times after a hospital stay related to an illness or injury, individuals can be in a weakened condition and may require some additional strength training before returning home. This workshop will help you to understand the importance and … Continue reading
Forgiveness and Well-Being (May 10)
EXPOFlyerB_1366915959426_4.pdf Forgiving other people who have been hurtful can be an important stepping stone to increased peace and happiness in later life. Forgiveness is a process involving specific skills that can be learned. This presentation focuses on: • Discovering why … Continue reading
Navigating Long Term Care (May 10)
EXPOFlyerB.pdf Understanding what services are available to help older adults remain living independently in the community, and what resources may be available to help cover these services, can be a very difficult maze to navigate. Area Agency on Aging 1-B’s … Continue reading
Building a Better Medline Search (May 16)
Need a refresher course on searching Medline? This hands-on workshop will show you how to use the Medline (PubMed) interface to get the best search results. The course covers keyword searching, using tools to narrow down a search, accessing full-text … Continue reading
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Understanding STEM Interventions – An Exemplary NIH-NIGMS Program of Research (May 2)
“Understanding STEM Interventions: An Exemplary NIH-NIGMS Program of Research” will be held from 3 – 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 2 on the 4th Floor, Palmer Commons, Great Lakes Room. This gathering of the STEM Intervention Research Symposium Series features … Continue reading
2013 CBSSM Research Colloquium & Bishop Lecture in Bioethics (April 17)
The Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine (CBSSM) Research Colloquium features presentations focusing on bioethics and social sciences in medicine across multiple disciplines. The keynote address is the Bishop Lecture in Bioethics, an endowed lectureship made possible by … Continue reading
PASQUAL Scholars Program for Medical School Faculty – Applications due April 26
The University of Michigan Medical School has established a Patient Safety and Quality Leadership Scholars Program (PASQUAL) for medical school faculty who wish to become clinical leaders in quality and patient safety within the U-M Health System and beyond. The … Continue reading
Teaching Quality Improvement and Patient Safety in the Context of Everyday Clinical Work (June 11)
The purpose of this workshop is to teach and model basic Quality Improvement and Patient Safety principles in everyday clinical work. Faculty are the most important teachers in this environment and having faculty teach basic QI/PS is increasingly important as … Continue reading
Online Certificate in the Foundations of Public Health at U-M SPH
The Online Certificate in the Foundations of Public Health (CFPH) program at the University of Michigan School of Public Health offers a unique opportunity to earn an academic credential in public health through a convenient, part time, distance-learning format in … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical Care, Education, Faculty Development, Professional Development
Daring Greatly – How the Courage to be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent and Lead (May 31)
The U-M Medical School and the ADVANCE Program invite you to attend a discussion of Daring Greatly: How the Courage to be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent and Lead by Brene Brown.Brene Brown, a research professor at … Continue reading
Enhancing Clinical Teaching – Turning Observation into Education (April 19)
As one session in a series of "Enhancing Clinical Teaching" workshops, "Turning Observation into Education" is designed to assist clinicians in giving patient-friendly, learner-focused and efficient feedback to residents and students in a clinic or hospital setting.Facilitated by Kenneth Pituch, … Continue reading
PASQUAL Scholars Program for Medical School Faculty – Applications due April 26
The University of Michigan Medical School has established a Patient Safety and Quality Leadership Scholars Program (PASQUAL) for medical school faculty who wish to become clinical leaders in quality and patient safety within the U-M Health System and beyond.The program … Continue reading
Enhancing Clinical Teaching – Turning Observation into Education (April 19)
As one session in a series of "Enhancing Clinical Teaching" workshops, "Turning Observation into Education" is designed to assist clinicians give patient-friendly, learner-focused and efficient feedback to residents and students in a clinic or hospital setting.Facilitated by Kenneth Pituch, M.D., … Continue reading
Posted in: Clinical Training, Faculty Development, Professional Development
49th Annual Northern Michigan Family Medicine Update (June 17-21)
A premiere event nestled in a prime Northern Michigan location, the 49th Annual Northern Michigan Summer Conference provides continuing medical education highlighting the latest updates in family medicine, while giving you an opportunity to indulge in a well-deserved week-long getaway. … Continue reading
Leadership at All Levels – Brown Bag (March 19)
"Have you had your huddle today?" will be presented by Joan Curran, Moderator, Service Excellence. The talk takes place March 19 from 12 – 1 p.m. at the Ford Auditorium.Panelists include:•Linda Thompson, Administrative Manager for Orthopedic Surgery•Usha Kota, Administrative Manager, … Continue reading
Enhancing Clinical Teaching – The Brief Structured Observation (April 19)
As one session in a series of "Enhancing Clinical Teaching" workshops, "The Brief Structured Observation" is designed to assist clinicians give patient-friendly, learner-focused and efficient feedback to residents and students in a clinic or hospital setting. Facilitated by Kenneth Pituch, … Continue reading
49th Annual Northern Michigan Family Medicine Update this June
A premiere event nestled in a prime Northern Michigan location, the 49th Annual Northern Michigan Summer Conference provides continuing medical education highlighting the latest updates in family medicine, while giving you an opportunity to indulge in a well-deserved week-long getaway. … Continue reading
Time Management for Faculty (June 24)
NEW SESSION ADDED: June 24, 2013 – 9 a.m.-11 a.m. Danto Auditorium Join us for this Time Management for Professionals workshop facilitated by Joanna Sabo, Ph.D., principal consultant of Beyond Interactive Training, LLC. Following this workshop you will be able … Continue reading
How to Effectively Supervise and Teach Residents (May 9)
This session is intended to enhance faculty’s clinical teaching skills. We will discuss the factors of professional entrustment, explore resident perceptions of autonomy and preferred learning environment, and strategies to enhance resident learning within this framework. Presented by Sally Santen, … Continue reading
Progressive Presentation Techniques for Faculty (May 10)
Do you want to improve your presentation skills both in the classroom and at conferences? Join us for this workshop facilitated by Joanna Sabo, Ph.D., principal consultant of Beyond Interactive Training, LLC. The presentation will take place May 10 from … Continue reading
Clinical Teaching Workshop – The Brief Structured Observation (April 19)
Clinical teaching workshop "The Brief Structured Observation" is designed to assist clinicians give patient-friendly, learner-focused and efficient feedback to residents and students in a clinic or hospital setting. Facilitated by Kenneth Pituch, M.D., professor of pediatrics and communicable diseases.Two sessions … Continue reading
Career Change Workshop #5 – Career Panel (March 11)
Come hear a panel of local leaders speak about multiple career options.This presentation will take place March 11 from 4 – 6 p.m. in CEW, 330 E. Liberty Street, Ann Arbor.Click here for more information and registration.
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Cancelled: Leadership at All Levels – Workshop (Feb.25)
This event has been cancelled. Come ask questions and discuss the changes our 2013 Employee Engagement Survey. Workshop: Q&A: 2013 Employee Engagement Survey Date/Time: Monday, Feb. 25, 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. Location: B1206-TC Limit: 20 Facilitators: Ed Karls, Melody … Continue reading
Writing Winning Proposals for Faculty (April 23)
Are you a faculty member who needs assistance writing grants? Join us for the "Writing Winning Proposals" WorkshopWhen: April 23- 7:30 a.m. to noonWhere: BSRB Seminar Rooms A&B. Workshop facilitated by Chris Black, M.L.S., assistant director for research servicesClick to … Continue reading
Essential Skills for Successful Leadership for Faculty (April 15)
This one-day workshop is designed to assist faculty in developing the essential leadership and management skills necessary to run a lab, start a program, or manage a center or division. This workshop will highlight topics such as hiring, leadership, management, … Continue reading
Career Change Workshop #3 – Networking Effectively – In Person and Online (Feb. 25)
Learn the basics of building connections, whether networking face-to-face or using online tools such as LinkedIn. You will leave this session with an individualized networking plan. This presentation will take place Feb. 25 from 4 – 6 p.m. at CEW, … Continue reading
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Career Change Workshop #4 – Interview Skills, you, at your Best (March 4)
In this session, you will learn about the "do’s and don’ts" of interviewing. Tips will be provided on all aspects of the interviewing process (e.g. professional attire, etiquette, preparation, etc.), with the goal of enhancing your interviewing skills and your … Continue reading
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Moving from Career to Retirement Success
For those anticipating retirement in the next 24 months, this six-session group on preparing for a satisfying retirement will combine exploration of retirement topics with supportive discussion.Presenters: Jeanne Miller, AMLS, director of information services and publications at U-M’s Center for … Continue reading
Career Change Workshop #2 – Updating Your Cover Letter & Resume for a Career Change (Feb.18)
Learn to write resumes and cover letters that showcase your skills and accomplishments, with a focus on how they are transferable to a new field. This session emphasizes how to restructure your resume for a career change, and how to … Continue reading
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New career development opportunity -Career development passport pilot
An exciting initiative on career development is being piloted this year to help U-M staff to take more responsibility for their career aspirations.It was collaboratively developed by the VOICES of the Staff Career Development Network Group, University Human Resources, Health … Continue reading
Career Change Workshop #1 – Re-Inventing Yourself for a Career Change (Feb. 11)
Gain ideas and support for making a change with the goal of enhancing your chances of success in a new career. This session will assist you in identifying your transferable skills as well as exploring and investigating new career directions. … Continue reading
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Time Management for Faculty (June 24)
Join us for this Time Management for Professionals workshop facilitated by Joanna Sabo, Ph.D., principal consultant of Beyond Interactive Training, LLC. This program will be held in Danto Auditorium from 12 p.m. – 2 p.m. Lunch is provided. Following this … Continue reading
Progressive Presentation Techniques for Faculty (May 10)
Do you want to improve your presentation skills both in the classroom and at conferences? Join us for this workshop facilitated by Joanna Sabo, Ph.D., principal consultant of Beyond Interactive Training, LLC. The presentation will take May 10 from 8 … Continue reading
Career Change Workshop 1 – Career Panel (Feb. 4)
Come hear a panel of local leaders speak about multiple career options. This presentation will take place Feb. 4 from 4 – 6 p.m. in CEW, 330 E. Liberty Street, Ann Arbor. Click here for more information and registration.
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Registration open for third annual Learning and Education Conference
Every educator uses some form of technology for teaching and learning. An upcoming conference, “Making It Happen: Enhancing Education Through Everyday Technology,” will help you identify which technology tools are best suited for a variety of educational activities and settings. … Continue reading
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Writing Winning Proposals for Faculty (April 23)
Are you a faculty member who needs assistance writing grants? Join us for the "Writing Winning Proposals" WorkshopWhen: April 23, 2013 – 7:30am-12pm Where: BSRB Seminar Rooms A&B. Workshop facilitated by Chris Black, M.L.S., assistant director for research servicesClick to … Continue reading
Preparing Scientific Papers for Publication (May 14)
Are you a faculty member who would like to improve your scientific writing skills?Join us for the "Preparing Scientific Papers for Publication" WorkshopWhen: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 – 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Where: BSRB Seminar Rooms A&B Presented by Judith Connett, … Continue reading
Crucial Confrontations Workshop for Faculty (March 5)
Are you interested in acquiring tools for resolving broken promises, violated expectations, and bad behavior?In the one-day faculty workshop “Crucial Confrontations,” participants will develop the skills to step up to controversial issues, and then professionally discuss them in a way … Continue reading
2013 CBSSM Research Colloquium – Call for Abstracts
The Center for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine (CBSSM) Research Colloquium will be held Wednesday, April 17 at the Founders Room of the Alumni Center, 200 Fletcher Street, Ann Arbor. Abstract submissions are welcome from all disciplines. CBSSM is … Continue reading
Providing Effective Feedback Workshop for Faculty (Jan. 24 & Feb. 12)
This is an interactive workshop focused on key elements of providing feedback in clinical teaching presented by Sally Santen, M.D., Ph.D., clinical associate professor of emergency medicine, clinical associate professor of medical education and assistant dean for educational research and … Continue reading
Essential Skills for Successful Leadership for Faculty (April 15)
This one-day workshop is designed to assist faculty in developing the essential leadership and management skills necessary to run a lab, start a program or manage a center or division. This workshop will highlight topics such as hiring, leadership, management, … Continue reading
Crucial Confrontations Workshop for Faculty (March 5)
Are you interested in acquiring tools for resolving broken promises, violated expectations, and bad behavior?In the one-day faculty workshop “Crucial Confrontations,” participants will develop the skills to step up to controversial issues, and then professionally discuss them in a way … Continue reading
Preparing Scientific Papers (Feb. 6)
Preparing Scientific Papers Seminar for Faculty is presented by Thomas Annesley, Ph.D. and Jasna Markovac, Ph.D.Following this workshop, participants will be able to:1) Outline ways to bring greater clarity and consistency to a scientific paper2) Describe the features that distinguish … Continue reading
Essential Skills for Successful Leadership for Faculty (Jan.17)
This one-day workshop is designed to assist faculty in developing the essential leadership and management skills necessary to run a lab, start a program or manage a center or division. This workshop will highlight topics such as hiring, leadership, management, … Continue reading
Leadership at All Levels – Brown Bag (Dec. 13)
"Positive organizational Scholarship: An Overview" will take place Dec. 13 from 12 – 1 p.m. at the MCHC Auditorium.This session will focus on what elevates individuals and organizations (in addition to what challenges them), identify what is going right (in … Continue reading
Essential Skills for Successful Leadership for Faculty (Jan.17)
This one-day workshop is designed to assist faculty in developing the essential leadership and management skills necessary to run a lab, start a program or manage a center or division. This workshop will highlight topics such as hiring, leadership, management, … Continue reading
Support your work, improve productivity, learn more about mobile devices (Dec. 5-7)
In conjunction with the Holiday Showcase Sale, staff from Medical School Information Services (MSIS) and Taubman Health Sciences Library will be hosting a series of mobile app related demos and training sessions in the Learning Resources Center (LRC). Topics include … Continue reading
Linkage Leadership Institute for Faculty
The U-M Medical School and Health System Human Resources have partnered with Linkage, Inc. to offer the Linkage Leadership Institute which focuses on the development of the individual senior leader. This world-class program is an accelerated, four-day immersive learning experience … Continue reading
Preparing Scientific Papers (Feb. 6)
Preparing Scientific Papers Seminar for Faculty is presented by Drs. Thomas Annesley and Jasna Markovac. Following this workshop, participants will be able to: 1) Outline ways to bring greater clarity and consistency to a scientific paper 2) Describe the features … Continue reading
Support your work, improve your productivity, learn more about mobile devices (Dec. 5-7)
In conjunction with the Holiday Showcase Sale, staff from Medical School Information Services (MSIS) and Taubman Health Sciences Library will be hosting a series of mobile app related demos and training sessions in the Learning Resources Center (LRC). Topics include … Continue reading
Posted in: Computing & Technology, Professional Development
Crucial Confrontations Workshop for Faculty (March 5)
Are you interested in acquiring tools for resolving broken promises, violated expectations, and bad behavior?In the one-day faculty workshop “Crucial Confrontations,” participants will develop the skills to step up to controversial issues, and then professionally discuss them in a way … Continue reading
PASQUAL Scholars Program for Medical School Faculty – Applications due Nov. 28
The University of Michigan Medical School has established a Patient Safety and Quality Leadership Scholars Program (PASQUAL) for medical school faculty who wish to become clinical leaders in quality and patient safety within the U-M Health System and beyond. The … Continue reading
Seeing the Glass Half Full – The Art of Optimism (Nov. 15)
Some people are born optimists and some are not. The good news is that, even in the face of turbulence, you can still learn to see the glass half full and encourage optimism in others. In this class, you will … Continue reading
Conflict Management Skills for Women today
There is no denying that women and men handle conflict differently. For women, understanding the root causes of conflict and knowing how to cope with the anger and emotions are key elements of managing conflict. Learn powerful conflict management strategies … Continue reading
Ctools for Project Management (Nov.15)
CTools is a powerful tool for managing your projects, interactive discussions, and accessing everything anywhere at any time. Irene Knokh, of the U-M Health System, will demonstrate building a site, schedule tracking, setting up a friend account to collaborate with … Continue reading
Conflict Management Skills for Women (Nov. 2&9)
There is no denying that women and men handle conflict differently. For women, understanding the root causes of conflict and knowing how to cope with the anger and emotions are key elements of managing conflict. Learn powerful conflict management strategies … Continue reading
Essential Skills for Successful Leadership for Faculty (Jan.17)
This one-day workshop is designed to assist faculty in developing the essential leadership and management skills necessary to run a lab, start a program or manage a center or division. This workshop will highlight topics such as hiring, leadership, management, … Continue reading
EndNote for Academic Research and Publishing for the Health Sciences (Nov. 14)
This hands-on workshop will provide instruction on using EndNote to support academic research and publications. This software is compatible with many online databases available through the University of Michigan libraries. When using the Microsoft Word add-in, EndNote becomes invaluable for … Continue reading
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Three for Free! Citation Management Software Options (Nov. 5)
Three for Free! is an introductory course on the basics of three free citation management programs: RefWorks, Mendeley, and Zotero. This hands-on workshop will help participants choose the best option for their needs.The workshop will take place at Crossroads, 2615 … Continue reading
Online Certificate in the Foundations of Public Health
The Online Certificate in the Foundations of Public Health (CFPH) program at the University of Michigan School of Public Health offers a unique opportunity to earn an academic credential in public health through a convenient, part time, distance-learning format in … Continue reading
Posted in: Education, Faculty Development, Professional Development
Gynecology, Women and Cancer conference (Oct.27)
The fifth annual conference “Gynecology, Women and Cancer” will be held Saturday, Oct. 27.The event is geared towards healthcare professionals and nurses practicing in hospitals, ambulatory clinics, home care, and community-based, family practice clinics who would benefit from knowledge of … Continue reading
Join Us for SUMIT_2012 – U-M’s Cyber Security Conference (Oct. 19)
Register today for SUMIT_2012: Cyber security in an ever-changing world—the new paradigm. Attendance is free, but registration is required. The Security at U-M in IT (SUMIT) conference is an annual symposium hosted by the University of Michigan to raise awareness … Continue reading
Inserting Graphics into Grant Applications and Other Word Documents (Oct. 24)
Inserting Graphics into Grant Applications and Other Word Documents will take place Wednesday, Oct. 24 from 9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. This workshop offers instruction on the efficient and proper placement of images, charts and graphics into grant proposal applications. The session … Continue reading
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Leadership at All Levels – Brown Bag (Oct. 9)
In this presentation we will shed light on the skills and planning that are required to create a great and productive meeting experience with your employees when sharing your employee engagement results. We will:•Identify the seven sins of deadly meetings•Identify … Continue reading
Essential Skills for Successful Leadership (Oct. 11)
This one-day workshop is designed to assist faculty in developing the essential leadership and management skills necessary to run a lab, start a program, or manage a center or division. This workshop will highlight topics such as hiring, leadership, management, … Continue reading
Inserting Graphics into Grant Applications & Other Word Documents (Oct. 24)
This workshop offers instruction on the efficient and proper placement of images, charts and graphics into grant proposal applications. The session will cover basic features in Microsoft Word such as image placement, captioning and text wrapping. Following a brief presentation … Continue reading
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