Anita Majumdar
This course explores the transition from paper task to electronic mediums in our offices, schools, and healthcare environments. The presentation provides an overview of the elements of sustainability and how to best specify sustainably designed luminaires. It will also explore current popular methodologies to measure glare, and the choices that can be used to ensure spaces are visually comfortable where people and productivity are key. By the end of the course, attendees should:
 Be able to recognize the key elements of sustainability & their impacts including Embodied & Operational Carbon, Materials Responsibility & Workplace Social Responsibility. Be able to distinguish between the various Materials Transparency disclosures including Declare labels, Health Product Declarations and Manufacturer's Letters. Understand the luminaire related sustainability requirements of WELL, LEED and The Living Building Challenge. Be able to apply the principals discussed to specify the most environmentally responsible lighting equipment for your project.

Contemporary interior design has led to an increase in open spaces, unfinished ceilings, glass walls and hard flooring.  All of these can result in elevated noise levels.  This presentation will identify how the integration of acoustic control in lighting fixtures can be part of the solution.

Anita Majumdar
The International Well Building Institute adopted version 2 of the WELL Building Standard in September 2020. The new version represents a significant change from version 1, including a reorganization of the foundational concept categories, including the revised "Light" concept.

Bobby Harrell
This course introduces key fixture offerings for theatres, basic lighting design for schools, how to put a system together, dimming/relay options, choosing the right architectural control and theatrical control and looks at cost comparison between LED and tungsten

Healthcare spaces have unique lighting needs, both for patients and healthcare professionals.  This presentation will discuss various areas within a healthcare setting, both inpatient and outpatient facilities, and review the lighting needs, design considerations and techniques, and current trends as they relate to both the patient and the caretaker.

Lighting controls can have a significant impact on energy savings, performance, and the owner's bottom-line, especially in the modern environment. This course will demonstrate the importance of networked lighting controls focusing on design, specification, and installation delivering significant value to customers. 

4 PM - 7 PM
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