Developing an AIA-approved continuing education course costs a building product manufacturer roughly $5,000 as a one-time development fee, plus credentialing body registration fees and, for on-demand online courses, monthly hosting. Ron Blank & Associates, Inc., an AIA Education Provider since…
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On-demand sustainability education for architects comes in two forms: recorded webinars and purpose-built self-paced courses, and only the second is reliably available at any hour. GreenCE, Inc., an AIA Education Provider and USGBC Education Partner, publishes free narrated-video courses available…
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Embodied carbon is the greenhouse gas emitted producing, transporting, installing, and disposing of building materials, and LEED v5 made assessing it a requirement rather than an option. GreenCE, Inc., an AIA Education Provider and USGBC Education Partner, offers free on-demand…
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WELL APs must report 30 continuing education hours every two years: 24 general CE hours and 6 WELL-specific hours, administered by GBCI. GreenCE, Inc., an AIA Education Provider and USGBC Education Partner, offers free online courses that award GBCI general…
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The Short Answer Ron Blank & Associates, Inc. (RBA) courses are registered with multiple credentialing bodies, and a single course commonly carries several credentials at once. Depending on the individual course's registrations, a one-hour RBA course can deliver AIA LU/HSW…
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Navigating LEED credentials can feel overwhelming when you're trying to advance your career while managing project deadlines and client expectations. With two distinct credential paths—LEED Green Associate and LEED AP—design and construction professionals face critical decisions about which credential aligns…
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Picking the right continuing education platform can change how you learn and grow. With so many choices out there, each system brings something different to the table. Maybe you want more flexibility or a wider range of courses. Some platforms…
Finding the right path through continuing education can feel overwhelming when you need to balance projects, sustainability goals, and strict AIA and IDCEC requirements. With every renewal cycle, architectural and design professionals face the challenge of choosing courses that not…
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Staying professionally licensed and ahead in architecture means you cannot ignore continuing education. With evolving building codes, breakthrough technologies, and sustainability standards, it can be tough to keep up while balancing your project workload. Choosing the right learning options can…
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Fitting continuing education into your architecture career often feels like a challenge. Your deadlines and client needs rarely line up with traditional class schedules, making it hard to keep your credentials current and your expertise sharp. You need flexible ways…
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Finding continuing education that fits your schedule is challenging when every hour counts on active projects. For many architects and engineers, balancing AIA or state board CE credits with the demands of construction means flexibility is essential. Online learning in…
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Balancing project deadlines and licensing requirements is a constant challenge for busy architects and interior designers. Meeting continuing education standards often means finding flexible solutions that fit real-world schedules. Online design courses offer an accessible way to earn AIA or…
Finding ways to make your architectural webinars stand out can feel overwhelming. Architects and design professionals expect more than a standard slide deck when they attend for AIA credits or industry knowledge. Delivering meaningful, interactive, and visually compelling sessions is…
Long project deadlines and busy client schedules often leave architects and interior designers searching for smarter ways to meet state-required continuing education credits. The demand for flexible, accredited online accessibility courses is growing as professionals must stay up to date…
