Moxie Upstate NY AIA/CEU Offerings
Applications for Tunable White Lighting in Healthcare | 1LU
This course will introduce and explain how tunable white lighting works, discuss possible health benefits healthcare settings can realize with its impact on circadian rhythms, and introduce innovative healthcare applications for tunable white lighting.
Boost Productivity with Lighting Solutions
This course will help viewers discover how in an office, lighting isn’t just about seeing—it’s also about feeling. The session will detail how lighting can make office employees more productive, enhance their mood and health, and increase a company’s ROI—all with tunable LED white lighting controls.
How Lighting Makes Office Employees More Productive | 1 LU/HSW
Discover how light can make office employees more productive. Research shows office light directly impacts employees’ health, morale, and productivity. Learn what lighting capabilities and controls are needed to make workers feel good, think well, and produce more.
How to Provide a Continuous Clean Sweep: An Introduction to UV-Free, Antimicrobial Lighting | 1LU/HSW
This course will introduce a new kind of commercial lighting that's approved to do what traditional UV lighting isn't—constantly disinfectant against bacteria and viruses, including COVID-19, with people present. Learn why 405-nanometer antimicrobial light meets the international standard for unrestricted use around people, how it differs from UV light, how it harnesses its germicide power and its effectiveness in real-world applications.
How Tunable White Lighting Can Elevate Any Hospitality Space | 1LU
This course will introduce and explain how tunable white lighting works, discuss possible health benefits travelers can realize (such as alleviating jetlag) and introduce innovative applications for tunable white lighting in hotels and airports.
LED Color Rendering: When, where and why to use full gamut LEDs vs. standard | 1 LU
This course will introduce and explain the differences between leading color quality scales and equip attendees with knowledge for specifying a variety of projects. Viewers will learn how the CRI scale works and how the TM-30 scale works and discuss their strengths and weaknesses for calculating color and light quality.
More Than Just A Flick of a Switch: An Introduction to Lighting Controls | 1LU
This course introduces the critical role of LED lighting controls and strategies in well-executed lighting designs—plus their functions, expanding capabilities and rising potential for building automation systems .Viewers will also learn how to change the appearance and function of a space, alter atmosphere and mood, increase productivity and user satisfaction, generate and collect data and automate a building with modern lighting controls such as 0-10V dimming, DALI, PoE and Bluetooth Mesh.
Setting the Retail Stage: How Light Helps Move Merchandise | 1LU
This course introduces how to leverage a lighting design to influence a customer’s mood, direct them to key merchandise and affect how they perceive a brand. Viewers will also learn how lighting impacts retail, how color temperature sways shoppers’ emotions, what color rendering is and how it best showcases merchandise when to use full gamut and standard LEDs.
Wellness, Work & You: Lighting in the WELL Building Standard | 1 LU/HSW
This course dives into human-centric lighting and how important it is to the WELL Building Standards. Beginning with an explanation of WELL building and its 10 key elements, the course moves into lighting aspects of human-centric building design, discussing how light affects human circadian rhythm cycles, and how it affects the body's mechanisms. The course dives deep into the 8 features of the WELL Building lighting standards: 2 pre-conditions and 6 additional optimizations.
UL924 and Lighting Controls Changes, Implications & Opportunities | 1 LU
New requirements for controlling emergency lights; -Technological innovations; - Compliance strategies; - Creative & cost-saving solutions
Controls First: The Benefits of Luminaire Level Lighting Control
Define luminaire level lighting control also known as LLLC. Identify driving factors pushing us towards wireless mesh LLLC. Showcase the cascading benefits of wireless mesh LLLC from design to project lifecycle. Establish a "controls first" mindset to recognize the greatest benefit.
Illuminating Design | 1 LU/HSW
Understand lighting design for luxury residential projects. Learn about the elements of lighting design and how lighting can be tailored to a clients’ lifestyle.
Intro to Lighting Design
Cover core concepts & terminology in lighting and lighting design. Review lighting control protocols and dimming technology. Learn basics of lighting layouts and layered lighting techniques.
Fire Rating Explained | 1 LU/HSW
Covers fire rating as it pertains to lighting devices, including background on the fire code and different types of fire stopping lighting devices
Reframing Sustainability | 1 LU/HSW
Five concepts create the foundation of lighting sustainability. Modularity: Supports reuse, upgrades, and flexibility. Serviceability: Protects both the ceiling and the design. Reliability & Longevity: Reduces failure, callbacks, and long-term cost. Transparency: Ensures safer materials and smarter sourcing. Backward Compatibility: Allows seamless integration over time.
Lighting Overview for Healthcare Facilities | 1 LU/HSW
The class is a high-density orientation to lighting considerations and methods in the healthcare environment. Topics will include application situations, impacted populations, design methods, and a review and critique of examples of successful and less-than-successful healthcare lighting designs.
The Implications of Light Pollution and the Impact of IDA | 1 LU/HSW
This course will discuss light pollution and its relation to the International Dark-Sky Association. After taking this course, individuals will know the impacts of light pollution as well as the difference between IDA and non-IDA lighting.
Dynamic Lighting – Realities, Practicalities, Potential | 1 LU/HSW
Dynamic lighting, also generally referred to as tunable, color-changing, and circadian, has washed over our lighting community. Many studies and early adopters have seeded the market, and several lighting manufacturers now employ some level of Dynamic Lighting. This course is intended to educate by sharing the experiences of a commercial lighting manufacturer regarding Dynamic Lighting. It will explore the sources, how they work in commercial luminaires, how to control dynamic lighting, and where the lighting community is being directed by standards, regulation, and voice of the customer.
Lighting Design for Well Building Standards Version 2 | 1 LU/HSW
The WELL Light concept promotes exposure to light and aims to create lighting environments that are optimal for visual, mental and biological health.
Introduction to Self-Commissioning Luminaire Level Lighting Control | 1LU
This course introduces participants to AI-enabled Luminaire Level Lighting Control (LLLC), a major technical advancement in commercial smart lighting. The program explores how artificial intelligence enables true self-commissioning lighting systems, eliminating many of the complexities traditionally associated with setup and configuration.
2022 California Title 24 and Title 20 Code Compliance | 1 LU/HSU
Gain an understanding of 2022 Title 24 energy standards and how they apply to real-world applications. Gain an understanding of the importance of lighting control strategies and strategies such as daylight harvesting, plug load controls, and relay control panels apply to energy standard compliance.
ASHRAE 90.1 Lighting Control Standards Compliance | 1 LU/HSU
Gain an understanding of ASHRAE 90.1 energy standards and how they apply to real-world applications. Gain an understanding of the importance of how lighting control strategies such as daylight harvesting, plug load controls, and relay control panels apply to energy standard compliance
Centralized Control for Energy Efficiency | 1LU
Gain an understanding of Centralized Control systems and how they are effective in facility management strategies. Gain an understanding of Building Automation Systems (BAS) and their integration capabilities with Centralized Control systems. Ability to plan an energy management strategy around a system which utilizes the advantages of Centralized and BAS systems to control energy usage within a facility.
Demystifying 2021 IECC Code Changes | 1 LU/HSU
Gain an understanding of IECC energy standards and how they apply to real-world applications. Gain an understanding of how lighting control strategies such as daylight harvesting, plug load controls, and relay control panels apply to energy standard compliance.
LED Controls | 1 LU
Gain an understanding LED system components. Gain an understanding of dimming technologies and how to best apply them.
Measurement & Verification (M&V) | 1 LU
Gain an understanding of Measurement and Verification energy management principles for a wide variety of commercial facility applications. Gain an understanding of M&V in relation to energy code requirements, including Title 24, 2022, 2021 IECC, New York Local Law 88, Seattle Code for Energy Metering, and State of Washington Metering Requirement.
Occupancy Sensing Control | 1 LU
Gain an understanding of occupancy sensing controls and how they can be used in effective facility energy efficiency strategies. Understand the differences between sensing technologies. Learn how to select the proper occupancy sensor for a particular application. Learn what to anticipate and plan for when designing a facility layout for occupancy sensing.
Security in Networked Systems | 1 LU
Learn why cyber security within lighting controls needs to be considered when designing a system. Learn what the problem is and how it happens. Learn how to prevent your system from getting hacked and what you can do if it does.
The Big Three Energy Codes—Deciphering IECC, ASHRAE 90.1 and 2022 Title 24, Part 6 Lighting Control Requirements | 1 LU/HSU
Gain an understanding of the latest IECC, ASHRAE 90.1 and 2022 Title 24, Part 6 energy standards. Gain an understanding of how these codes and standards have evolved with the most recent revisions. Gain an understanding of how lighting control strategies such as daylight harvesting, automatic time switch controls, and light reduction controls apply to energy standard compliance.
Understanding Submetering Code Requirements | 1 LU
Gain an understanding of Measurement and Verification energy management principle for a wide variety of commercial facility applications. Gain an understanding of M&V in relation to energy code requirements, including Title 24, 2022, 2021 IECC, New York Local Law 88, Seattle Code for Energy Metering, and State of Washington Metering Requirements. Understand M&V in relation to LEED certification.
How Design, Performance, Technology and Market Drivers are transforming Interior Spaces | 1 LU
How LED fixture FORM / DESIGN is segmented and continues to transform interior ambient spaces. Which innovations drive optimal LED PERFORMANCE versus traditional legacy solutions.. How networked control offer customers more CONTROLLABILITY and flexibility within their spaces. What factors determine DURABILITY in a lighting fixture. Who are the MARKET DRIVERS that influence the lighting industry
The 5D's of Outdoor Lighting - Design, Delivery, Durability, DLC & Dark Sky | 1LU/HSW
Understand how fixture DESIGN can play an important role in the life and performance of an LED lighting fixture. Be able to choose the correct performance DELIVERY based on the function required. Know what determines DURABILITY in a lighting fixture. Have a better understanding of the DLC vetting process provided for you. Understand DARK SKY requirements and how they mitigate the negative impact of light pollution.
Area Light Design: What does BUG mean for design | (1LU
The Critical Role of Target Efficiency in Outdoor Lighting | 1LU
Understand the pitfalls of lumen and wattage-based comparisons. Learn what target efficiency is and why it is so critical for outdoor lighting products. Know how to effectively evaluate luminaire performance based on photometric distribution and target efficiency. Have a better understanding of how glare, light trespass and shielding all relate to target efficiency
Best Practices in Lighting Design | 1LU/HSW
This course will dive into the new generation of lighting products and their respective applications from a 30,000-foot view. This course will apply best practice theory into our most common building design applications. Net zero building design is being driven by Energy codes. In return the design community & their clients are capitalizing on positive environmental results. However, the perpetual changes in technology and code continues to test the limits of power density requirements. These challenges will be studied, and solutions will be provided. This course will deliver insight to lighting recommendations for various interior and exterior lighting applications. We will review benefits of both linear lighting & point source lighting and determine the best practice for your lighting application.
Smarter Lighting: The Role of AI in Safer, Healthier Buildings | 1 LU/HSW
Analyze how AI-controlled lighting systems affect circadian rhythms and emotional well-being in building occupants. Evaluate the role of AI-enhanced lighting in improving visibility, responsiveness, and public safety in exterior and communal spaces. → HSW: Safety; Topic Area: Project Planning and Design. Identify potential barriers and ethical implications of deploying AI-driven lighting systems in underserved or marginalized communities. Assess post-occupancy outcomes of AI-integrated lighting systems to guide future design improvements.
Specifying Linear LED Lighting Systems | 1 LU/HSW
This course is designed for a 1-hour presentation focusing on important criteria to consider when specifying Linear LED products.
Specifying Linear Low Voltage LED Systems | 2 LU/HSW
This course outlines how to properly specify an entire low voltage lighting system including the LED luminaires, the correct color temperatures, the right listing for the environment and the proper power supply to energize the system.
Sustainability in LED Lighting | 1 LU/HSW
This course focuses on taking a muti-faceted approach to sustainability through LED lighting. Topics covered include efficiency, human health, energy use throughout the lifecycle of the LED product, and considering ecosystems when specifying. Learn about product selection and design tactics to maximize sustainability when choosing lighting for renovations and new builds.
Enlightened Thinking: A Journey through the Psychology of Lighting Design | 1LU/HSW
Understanding the psychological impact of lighting design is crucial for creating environments that promote human well-being. This comprehensive course delves into the intricate relationship between light and human psychology, exploring how lighting choices can influence mood, productivity, health, and overall satisfaction. Participants will gain insights into the principles of lighting design and how to apply them effectively to enhance various environments with human wellness in mind.
An Empirical Approach To Lighting & Wellbeing
This AIA Continuing Education course helps architects design spaces for optimal human well-being and productivity using circadian lighting. It focuses on a science-based approach, exploring circadian rhythms, lighting benefits, and practical applications in architectural design.
Transforming Indoor Environments Into Healthy Places
Step into a world where architecture meets well-being. Join us in this AlA presentation as we explore the transformative power of healthy buildings, unraveling the impact of indoor environments on our senses and attention. Discover the key elements of designing spaces that harmonize with our natural inclinations, promoting not just physical health but also mental and emotional well-being. Learn how to redefine 21st century spaces that nurture and engage our senses.
From Shadow to Sparkle | 1LU
Lighting is often considered an afterthought and is simply treated by applying one type of ceiling mounted luminaire to plan drawings. Fixtures usually chosen are single component luminaires such as downlights or diffuser fixtures. While the lighting result may meet specified illumination criteria, such an approach tends to produce bland, run-of-the-mill lighting
Lighting for Educational Architecture 1LU/HSW
Rethinking lighting for learning beyond illuminance on a desktop. As traditional teaching shifts to learning companions and guides, education is being reimagined with individualized spaces and flexible schedules. These paradigm shifts in classroom designs call for innovative lighting solutions to match.
The Perfect Fit - The NYTImes Sustainable Lighting Refurbishment | 1LU/HSW
As 2020 loomed, the Times’ building-management team sought to benefit from maturing LED lighting technology. The Times staff saw opportunities for additional energy savings and other advantages readily available with LED. But could they find a retrofit solution that would improve the appearance, flexibility, and lighting quality, without requiring expensive new fixtures and controls?