Moisture is one of the most persistent threats to any wall assembly, and often the damage goes unseen until it’s too late. This course explores how rainscreen systems protect buildings by managing water, promoting ventilation, and extending the life of the exterior envelope. Participants will learn how to design and spec...
Education Provider Program
The EPP is intended to broaden and enhance the educational opportunities available to members, by ensuring quality regulator-approved opportunities in a variety of formats that are readily available. The benefits of being part of the EPP include:
• The opportunity to liaise with ALBNL, AANB and NSAA members on an ongoing basis
• Opportunities for marketing your organization and/or event via a designated page in the CE section of our websites
• Promotional support of the educational opportunity via the ALBNL, AANB & NSAA member bulletins and on social media platforms
• EPP participants can identify themselves as Providers with a unique logo provided by the participating regulators, acknowledgement that the session has been reviewed by the participating Jurisdictions and thereby encouraging members to attend to achieve their mandatory CE requirements.
• Opportunities to participate as sponsors at events organized by the participating Jurisdictions
46 Online Courses
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Designing public handwashing solutions that are code compliant, that are reliable as well as water and energy efficient, can present several challenges to both the architect and plumbing engineer. Join us in this one-hour course as we discuss current plumbing codes, public health agency guidelines, and regulatory statute...
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Implementing a roof coverboard is a critical component in modern roofing assemblies that offers a multitude of benefits, from enhanced durability to sustainability. Join us for an hour-long course on the nuances of this roofing assembly component in designing buildings that are structurally sound and environmentally resp...
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In this one hour video presentation, we explore how sustainable manufacturing helps reduce environmental impacts and solve critical issues facing our planet. Our team discusses how a manufacturer can use innovative practices to reduce energy and water consumption and material waste. Industry experts describe why design p...
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This course examines the occupant wellness and sustainability implications of waterproofing systems in Division 9 wet zone applications. Participants will explore design considerations, material selection, specification language, and installation methods that directly affect occupant safety, building durability, and envi...
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This comprehensive course examines the emergence and evolution of Eco Brutalism, a contemporary architectural movement that merges the bold, monolithic aesthetics of Brutalist architecture with cutting-edge sustainable design principles. Design professionals will explore how this innovative approach addresses modern envi...
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Discover how the world's most efficient pollinators can transform your sustainable design projects. This course explores the fascinating intersection of bee ecology and green building, revealing practical strategies for architects and design professionals to integrate pollinator habitats into LEED certified projects. Lea...
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You're standing at the intersection of design and destiny. With buildings generating 40% of global carbon emissions, every material you specify and system you design shapes our planet's future. This intensive course transforms that responsibility into opportunity, equipping architects, engineers, and interior designers w...
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Digital overload is quietly undermining occupant health—and buildings are part of the problem. This course shows how design professionals can turn that challenge into a powerful opportunity. You’ll learn how to design “digital detox zones” that measurably improve focus, reduce stress, and enhance well-being using LEED an...
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In this course we describe how project teams can use Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for LEED v4.1 projects. Our team describes the environmental impacts referenced in EPDs and how these impacts may affect the planet and its inhabitants. We discuss how EPDs can contribute to the LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C, and O+M ra...
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This course provides architects and engineers with a comprehensive overview of the critical requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as they apply in 2023 and beyond. Participants will gain practical guidance on designing accessible spaces, ensuring code compliance, and avoiding common pitfalls in archit...
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This course provides architects and engineers with a detailed examination of accessible routes as required under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 2023. Participants will learn what to look for when designing, evaluating, and documenting accessible paths, including sidewalks, ramps, corridors, and building ent...
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In depth review of parking according to the ADA. The speaker will cover the definitions and learn about parking spaces and the number of accessible parking spaces required.
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An advanced discussion over toilet rooms according to the 2010 ADA Standards.
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This course provides architects and engineers with a comprehensive review of key ADA requirements related to doors, protruding objects, sales and service counters, and dining and seating areas. Participants will explore practical strategies for designing and evaluating these elements to ensure accessible, functional, and...
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Welcome to a journey that will fundamentally challenge how you think about sustainable design. This course pushes far beyond the conventional net-zero checklists that have dominated green building practice for the past two decades. Instead, we're going to explore what happens when buildings become living entities, when c...
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What if the biggest carbon problem in your next building project has nothing to do with energy bills? The construction industry has spent decades obsessing over operational efficiency — better HVAC, tighter envelopes, smarter controls. But a quiet revolution is underway, and it starts before a single occupant flips a lig...
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The land beneath our buildings tells a story of disrupted ecosystems, rising temperatures, and communities bearing the weight of inequitable development. LEED v5 Sustainable Sites gives design professionals the framework to write a different one, where buildings restore habitat, manage water responsibly, cool overheated...
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In this course, we explore strategies to improve indoor air quality and how to achieve the LEED v4.1 BD+C and ID+C EQ Low-Emitting Materials credit. In addition, we review the applicable requirements such as (CDPH) Standard Method v1.2–2017. Finally, we discuss how buildings with excellent indoor environmental quality pr...
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Welcome to this comprehensive exploration of Stockholm Wood City, one of the world's most ambitious mass timber developments. This course examines how this groundbreaking project is reshaping urban construction through innovative use of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) and other engineered wood products. We'll dive deep into...
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