Classes
The Lighting Education Institute classes are designed to address the basic knowledge necessary to work in the lighting industry, as well as specialized classes that address specific applications. Both basic and specialized classes are usually delivered in a one-day, "immersion" format, designed to focus on a single topic for the entire day. A hallmark of LEI classes is "hands-on" experiences that help to facilitate learning.
Upcoming classes are listed below; featured classes are highlighted with a blue background. To register for a class online, click the 'Register (Add to Cart)' button that appears under the class title. When you're done, click a 'View Cart' button to complete the transaction, which is handled securely via PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account. Registration is also available by phone at 610.524.7969 or by e-mail at lei@lightingeducation.com, with payments sent to 409 Rennard Drive, Exton, PA, 19341. All monetary values are US dollars.
Lighting Fundamentals –
Online
May 5 – June 16, 2008
Mondays, 11:30 am - 1:00 PM EDT
Learn the fundamentals of
architectural lighting from the
comfort of your own office. The
Lighting
Education Institute is pleased to announce the first truly interactive
online
fundamentals course targeted toward
architects, interior designers, engineers, lighting designers,
manufacturers,
sales agents, electrical distributors, and others. Led by Craig A.
Bernecker,
Founder and Director of The Lighting Education Institute,
the class will
run for seven weeks from May 5 through June 16, and will include six
interactive web seminars (90 minutes each), and a dedicated website for
access to the
weekly lessons, multiple resources and
“assignments,” class forums and chat
rooms, as well as archiving of the recordings of the weekly seminars
for later viewing and review or in case a class is missed. Participants will finish
the course with a clear understanding of the basics of lighting and
lighting
vocabulary, and a better understanding of lamps and luminaires, color
characteristics, lighting design criteria, and other lighting topics.
Cost: $550, including all web seminars and toll-free telephone connection, access to the dedicated website and course materials.
All you need is a computer and telephone to participate!
Photometrically Speaking –
Online
June 30 – August 4, 2008
Mondays, 11:30 am - 1:00 PM EDT
The course, taught by Craig A. Bernecker, Director of The Lighting Education Institute, consists of a weekly 90 minute web seminar covering these topics beginning on June 30 and ending August 4. The weekly web seminars will be supplemented by a dedicated course management website which includes weekly lessons, resources and “assignments,” interactive forums and chat sessions, and archiving of the web seminars for review or if you miss the live seminar.
Cost: $550, including all web seminars and toll-free telephone connection, access to the dedicated website and course materials.
All you need is a computer and telephone to participate!
Lighting Certification Review
–
Online
August 18 – October 27, 2008
Mondays, 11:30 am - 1:00 PM EST
Join
a cohort of lighting
professionals seeking the LC certification in a structured online
community
that includes weekly lessons, a live weekly web seminar, and
interactive forums
and chat sessions that enable you to ask questions of both the
instructor and
your colleagues, as well as help others through your own experience.
Cost: $750, including all web seminars and toll-free telephone connection, access to the dedicated website and course materials.
All you need is a computer and telephone to participate!
Calculating Lighting –
Online
November 3 – December 15, 2008
Mondays, 11:30 am - 1:00 PM EST
A six session online “immersion” course covering lighting calculations for architects, interior designers, lighting designers, sales reps, manufacturers, and related professionals. Content includes Lumen Method (Zonal Cavity) and Point Calculations for interiors, with structured examples and hands-on exercises of each. An overview of computer analysis techniques will also be provided, with an emphasis on interpretation of computer-generated analyses. This course will serve to establish a sound foundation for conducting lighting analysis as well as a springboard for later study of computer-aided analysis and design.
Join Craig A. Bernecker, Founder and Director of The Lighting Education Institute, in six weekly 90 minute web seminar covering these topics beginning on November 3 and ending December 15. The weekly web seminars will be supplemented by a dedicated course management website which includes weekly lessons, resources and “assignments,” interactive forums and chat sessions, and archiving of the web seminars for review or if you miss the live seminar.
Cost: $550, including all web seminars and toll-free telephone connection, access to the dedicated website and course materials.
All you need is a computer and telephone to participate!