| | DATE | WEBINAR TITLE | AIA COURSE NUMBER / CREDITS | KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES | SPONSOR |
 Sarah Susanka |
06/02/10 |
Not So Big for the New Economy: Crafting a More Sustainable Future | GEXPO7 1 HSW/SD/LU Hour |
- Attendees will be shown how to recognize the differences between the needs of the residential client of two years ago versus the client of today.
- Attendees will be given a set of easily implementable design and marketing tools to improve their services at the same time they make their designs smaller.
- Attendees will be given some of the key statistics and current data supporting the move to smaller, better-designed, and more energy efficient houses and remodelings, in order to help tailor their services to the current needs of the marketplace.
- Attendees will discover who these “not so big” homeowners and homebuyers are, what they want, and how to appeal to them. They’ll learn to better understand their motivations and objectives in designing, purchasing or remodeling a home; and they’ll learn what characteristics of place and community this segment of the population would gravitate toward were these kinds of locations more available.
| Whirlpool |
 Michelle Desiderio |
06/03/10 |
Set Yourself Apart: National Green Building Certification | GEXPO3 1 HSW/SD/LU Hour | At the end of this program, participants should be able to:
- Name the Top 10 reasons for building green homes using current survey data.
- Define the National Green Building Standard and apply the Standard to building design.
- Understand the NAHB Green Scoring Tool and how to use the tool to score building designs against the NAHB Model Green Home Building Guidelines.
- Use the Green Scoring Tool to determine which building products are pre-approved for points under the National Green Building Standard.
| NAHBRC |
 John Renowden |
06/03/10 |
Green from the Beginning. Roofing Solutions with Concrete Tile. | GEXPO4 1 HSW/SD/LU Hour | At the conclusion of this course, the participant should have a general understanding of the following:
- Life Cycle Analysis
- Raw Materials
- Manufacturing
- On the Roof
- End of Life
- Roofing Materials Composition
- Concrete Tile
- Asphalt Shingle
- Metal
- Clay
- Green Programs
- Third Party Verification
- Industry Programs
- Green Legislation
- Harvesting water can be more successful and better to use with a concrete title.
| MonierLifetile |
 Peter Pfeiffer |
03/02/10 |
Building a Net Zero Energy Home | GEXP08 1 HSW/SD/LU Hour | At the end of this program, participants should be able to:
- Understand and be able to apply the three key Green Building concepts to designs
- Use the Energy Use Pyramid as a guide to energy saving choices in their designs.
- Understand how to use design basics to create a high performance home in the design stages rather than an afterthought.
- Employ the concept of “program seeking” instead of “problem solving” to accommodate homeowner needs with less energy use.
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