You may also return to your last completed session by logging back into CDC TRAIN and selecting Your Learning on the home page. You can return to your last completed session by selecting OK when you are prompted at your next launch. To return to CDC TRAIN close the course window and relaunch the course. Refreshing your browser may cause a disconnect error. Web Browser: Firefox, Chrome or Safari (latest versions)Ĭlosing your browser while taking the training course will log you out of the course (but not out of CDC TRAIN). Web Browser: Chrome, Firefox or Safari (latest versions), Microsoft Edge (latest version)Ĭompatible Operating System: OS X (version 10.14 or higher) Please review the following system requirements for the best training experience:Ĭompatible Operating System: Windows (version 8 or higher) Older computers may crash while using the training. This training works best with a high-speed, broadband internet connection, as well as an up-to-date web browser and operating system. You will need to use a computer, tablet, or smartphone with an internet connection to complete this training course. Please see How to Create an Account in CDC Train pdf icon for instructions. In order to access the training you must create an account with CDC TRAIN. NEW: You Must Create an Account with CDC TRAIN We can help athletes stay active and healthy by knowing the facts about concussion and when it is safe for athletes to return to play. Create a plan for how to help keep athletes safe from concussion.Describe the steps for returning to activity (play and school) after a concussion, and.Identify at least three concussion signs and symptoms,.Explain what a concussion is and the potential consequences of this injury,.Learn Important Steps in Concussion Safety.īy the end of the training, you will be prepared to: You can print out a certificate once you complete the training and quiz, making it easy to show your league or school that you are ready for the season. Your actions can help create a safe environment for young athletes so that they can stay healthy, active, and thrive – both on and off the playing field. You can improve the culture of concussion by taking this free online training and using what you learn to inform how you talk about, prevent, and respond to concussions. Changing the Culture of Concussion Starts With You!

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