The Lighting Agora is pleased to welcome you to its inaugural virtual educational event, “The Last Watts.”
Capitalizing on centuries of combined lighting industry experience, our Lighting Experts have put together a comprehensive 3-day virtual educational event. “The Last Watts” will provide attendees with a detailed understanding of lighting concepts ranging from fundamentals to advanced approaches.
The Last Watts is a special end of year event where participants can “Learn and Earn”.
Participation in this event will qualify attendees for up to 19 Continuing Education credits.
* Registration alone does not earn credits. You must be logged in for the required amount of time.
* Not all presentations, will qualify for all accreditations. If in doubt, please inquire. The final word rests with your accreditation organizations
Agenda
Each session of The Last Watts will provide multiple perspectives on a similar topic across three 50-minute presentations (unless otherwise noted), with a 30-minute live Q&A period with each of the presenters at the conclusion of the consecutive presentations.
This format gives attendees an opportunity to see a complete picture of various lighting topics and opens the floor for a unique panel discussion with each of the presenters.
Session #1 – December 28th @ 9 AM ET – Sponsored by The Edison Report – 2 AIA LU/HSW, 1 AIA LU
- Mark Dietrich presenting, “The Future is Bright – Getting Lit Off-Grid: Lighting Considerations for Alternate Power”
- Chris Smith-Peterson presenting, “Enhancing Interior Space with Indirect Lighting”
- Deborah Gottesman presenting, “How Low Can We Go? The Ontario Association of Architect’s Journey to Net Zero”
Session #2 – December 28th @ 1 PM ET – Sponsored by Sourcery – 1 AIA LU/HSW, 2 AIA LU
- Don Peifer presenting, “Room to Breath – How to Design a Luminaire: Designing a Semi-Indirect Luminaire System That Allows Wider Spacing Criteria and Reduced Power Density”
- Dan Blitzer presenting, “Lighting Vertical Surfaces”
- Mark Roush presenting, “Lighting Well – Lighting and the Well Building Standard”
Session #3 – December 29th @ 9 AM ET – Sponsored by Designing Lighting – 2 AIA LU/HSW, 1 AIA LU
- FX Morin presenting, “Lighting for the Senses & Why You Should Care”
- Julie Johnston presenting, “Designing With Light: Sparking Creativity and Joy For Children in Public/Private Spaces”
- Dan Blitzer presenting, “Functional Lighting/Decorative Luminaires”
Session #4 – December 29th @ 1 PM ET – Sponsored by SOLA – 4 AIA LU/HSW
- Mary Beth Gotti presenting, “Implementing Sustainable Outdoor Lighting Design”
- Rajaram Bhagavathula presenting “Addressing Issues in Nighttime Pedestrian Safety with Lighting”
- Bob Parks presenting, “Community Friendly Lighting Certificate Training”
Session #5 – December 30th @ 9 AM ET – Sponsored by AAILA – 2 AIA LU
- Webster Marsh presenting, “Specifying in the Digital Age of Lighting Controls”
- Peter Brown presenting, “Understanding Disruption – you either disrupt or be disrupted”
Session #6 – December 30th @ 1 PM ET – Sponsored by Get a Grip – 3 AIA LU
- Clifton Stanley Lemon & Randall Whitehead presenting, “Beautiful Light: Transforming Residential Spaces”
- Gerry Cornwell presenting, “So, You Want to Write the NCQLP Exam? – How Do I Know If I’m Ready?” – LC Prep Primer