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Facilitating Adult Learning in a Virtual Environment We live in a world that is profoundly shaped by the digital environment. Moreover, with the evolution of society and technology, people expect to access content in virtual spaces. We have now reached a point in history when it’s a necessity to become proficient at creating and delivering compelling digital content and facilitate learning in virtual spaces—although most feel unprepared to do so. This practical, evidence-based workshop provides a foundation on how to educate and engage adults with digital opportunities. Utilizing an energetic, participatory format, this workshop will help attendees understand what motivates adults to learn, how to excel as a presenter and facilitator of learning, and best practices for creating and delivering dynamic content. Learning Objectives:
This is a 2-hour 16-minute video of the class Instructed by Katie Sandoe, originally held during the 2021 PROP Conference as Certification Class 420. You will receive 0.25 CEUs or 2.5 hours of CEUs toward your 3.00 CEUs or 30 hours required to be re-certified every 3 years. You will also receive 0.25 CEUs or 2.5 hours of credit toward your specialization in Recycling Education. After you have finished watching this class you are required to send an email to [email protected] stating you have completed the class and are requesting to have your transcript updated to include this class. If you are currently Certified, this class will count as re-certification credits towards getting recertified and towards your Specialization in Recycling Education. If you are not currently Certified, these credits will show on your transcript, but will not be listed as re-certification credits. You will however receive the Specialization credits in Recycling Education. After you register for this class you will receive a confirmation email with a link to the class. $135.00 Member / $260.00 NonMember |
If you are in need of re-certification credits the following Non-PROP events have been approved as an event that PROP members may take to receive recertification credits.
If the webinar/event you are requesting CEUs/Credit Hours is listed below, you must use the following
Non-PROP CEU Registration/Payment form to register the event and be invoiced for the CEUs/Credit Hours.
Sessions / Webinars / Conferences will be listed below along with the amount of re-certification credit they are worth.
Join Jennie Romer, EPA’s Deputy Assistant Administrator for Pollution Prevention, for a webinar on April 10, 2024, from 2-3 p.m. ET, on the growing use of reusable food service ware, an important strategy for preventing pollution. Hear how EPA is supporting businesses and nonprofit organizations to incorporate reusable food service ware into their operations and how sports and entertainment venues are replacing single-use plastic with reusables. Click here to register for this webinar Receive 0.10 CEUs / 1 hour of Re-Certification credits towards your PROP Re-Certification. |
Small Format Batteries: Gather Best Practices for Collection Systems and Locations April 11, 2024 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM The session will focus on community collection systems (e.g., household hazardous waste drop-off points, curbside) and collection points (e.g., point of sale, community centers). Anyone involved in the collection and recycling of batteries is welcome to participate. The meeting will begin with a few brief presentations by communities and businesses across the country to help start the conversation. Afterwards, participants will be invited to provide strategic input to share their own experiences and lessons learned that will help inform EPA’s development of a best practices document and related resources. Receive 0.20 CEUs / 2 hours of Re-Certification credits towards your PROP Re-Certification. |
Understanding consumption-based emissions to influence procurement strategies Tuesday, April 23, 2024. 1:00pm ET The goods and services that universities, government agencies and other large organizations purchase as part of their regular operations can add up to a significant percentage of their carbon footprint. Like other scope 3 emissions, however, it’s traditionally been very difficult to measure these and other consumption-based impacts, leaving EPP strategies to rely on guesswork and assumptions. But as sustainability efforts mature from more of an aspiration to a firm commitment, a growing number of organizations are searching for ways to connect procurement to actual data. Receive 0.10 CEUs / 1 hour of Re-Certification credit towards your PROP Re-Certification |