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  Course Credits

  idcec_hsw 0.1 CEU HSW

  Canada 1.0 Learning Credit

  HSW 1.0 LU

  Average Rating

  4.5 of 5 stars

  The Impact of Noise in Society and Typical High Performance Solutions for Room Acoustic Applications

  The impacts of noise on occupancy health and wellness must be taken seriously. By understanding the importance of good noise control, learners will be able to understand the link between acoustic control and health, well-being, learning and productivity. This course will describe different scenarios like healthcare facilities, schools and offices.

  The course will give you an insight into the different sound absorbing materials that can be used to improve room acoustics. In addition, we will discuss best practices using different solutions such as incorporating Melamine Foam as a sound absorbing material in different scenarios. Enroll
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  Course Credits

  pdh 1.0 Hour

  Canada 1.0 Learning Credit

  HSW 1.0 LU

  Average Rating

  4.5 of 5 stars

  Glazing for Schools: Determining the Right Glass Solution for Your Education Project

  Schools have unique design needs. In this CEU, you’ll learn the value that glass can bring to educational facilities sparking learning and inspiration, providing a safe haven for children's welfare, and promoting healthy living and physical development of the occupants.  In addition, this course will educate architects and designers on how to specify a glazing unit specific to its needs—enhancing functionality, user experience and energy efficiency.

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  Course Credits

  idcec_hsw 0.1 CEU HSW

  Canada 1.0 Learning Credit

  HSW 1.0 LU

  Average Rating

  4.5 of 5 stars

  In Pursuit of Acoustical Equity (Print Course)

  The COVID-19 pandemic prompted intense review of workplace design considerations and solutions. Amongst the A&D community, there is growing conviction that occupant well-being and engagement must be supported through concern with equity—and applied to real-world needs such as acoustical privacy. To reliably design buildings to function acoustically for their users (e.g., provide adequate speech privacy, freedom from distraction, reduced annoyance, a good night’s sleep, and so on), one needs to establish a known and consistent level of spectrally neutral background sound. Enroll