EEBA Academy

Indoor Air Quality Courses

The EEBA Academy provides a flexible and convenient way for the world's best high performance builders and their partners to come together to learn about building science and advances in sustainably constructing better homes. Learn more about the Academy here.

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Below is a sample of Indoor Air Quality courses available on the EEBA Academy:
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Plug In, Turn On & Cook Up: Electric Kitchens Have Arrived!

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Plug In, Turn On & Cook Up: Electric Kitchens Have Arrived!

Confusion about all-electric building codes and cooking options got you turned off? Get plugged in to an empowering event with code-clarifying, myth-busting details that will turn you on to electric cooking for life with better cooking performance, safer, healthier homes and a sustainable planet.

Instructor: Rachelle Boucher, Karla Butterfield, & Aaron Smith
Future Proof Healthy Home Strategies with Panasonic and Swidget

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Future Proof Healthy Home Strategies with Panasonic and Swidget

Panasonic and Swidget have combined forces to empower your homes to monitor, assess, and optimize the healthy home and a multitude of other home automation possibilities.  
 

Instructor: Justin Arghittu, Russell Pope
Best Practices to Achieve Radon Resistant New Homes

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Best Practices to Achieve Radon Resistant New Homes

This webinar will review the key concerns and options for building new homes to achieve the lowest possible radon concentrations, including current codes and standards.

Instructor: Brian Hanson & Bruce Snead
What’s New with Indoor airPLUS Version 2: What Builders and Verifiers Need to Know

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What’s New with Indoor airPLUS Version 2: What Builders and Verifiers Need to Know

Unfortunately, because of the recent need to stay at home, many of us have also been subjected to increased exposure to sources of poor indoor air quality (IAQ). With the recent surge of consumer awareness about health, along with advancements in energy efficiency and building codes over the last two decades, our industry is recognizing that healthier indoor air is a significant attribute that requires thoughtful design and execution.

Instructor: Nick Hurst, Paul Raymer
CEUs: 1 AIA, 1 BPI, 1 NAHB, 1 NARI, 1 RESNET, and 1 GENERAL
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