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Follow on Google News |  LEDucation Offers the Largest Number of CEU Educational Sessions in its Nine Year HistoryLEDucation 9 announces record number of educational sessions lined up for the 9th annual premier event on LED technology to be held in NYC on March 5th & 6th ,
By: Designers Lighting Forum of New York 
LEDucation 9 - Speakers Announced “Due to the overwhelming success and attendance of our past educational sessions, LEDucation has doubled our session offerings with 17 new course offerings. We wanted to provide our returning attendees with a broader spectrum of choices to select from, yet still offer introductory sessions for our new attendees or those that want to learn the basics,” commented Speaker Chair, Wendy Kaplan of Feelux Lighting. “With the addition of these new sessions, LEDucation attendees now have more options that ever to choose from over the two day event. We are proud to have attracted some of the industries most accomplished and well-known industry experts to share their expertise with sessions spanning controls, design, technology, application and innovation. “ The ninth annual event is scheduled to take place in New York City on March 5th & 6th, 2015 at the Sheraton NY Times Square hotel. Special sessions and events have been designed to meet the needs of specific industry areas such as Interior Design and Controls. The opening CEU session on Thursday and Friday morning are both designed specificallyto meet the needs of the Interior Designer, Architect and Student. These sessions offer attendees the opportunity to become more familiar and comfortable with the new LED technologies and controls; and to learn the basic terminology, light sources, how to evaluate a sample, and write a specification. Directly following these morning sessions, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in small group Docent Tours of the LEDucation Expo with a dedicated guide available to answer specific questions regarding the technologies. “Mission Control” is a new addition to LEDucation’s educational agenda and offers all attendees the opportunity to interact with state-of –art Controls technologies. A variety of interactive plug and play displays will be available in a dedicated “Mission Control” room for attendees to learn first hand about the latest updates and integration of LED and controls technologies. Experts will be present to provide support and answers to some frequently asked questions in utilizing controls with SSL technologies. Admission to this special area is included in your EXPO show floor pass. The annual educational expo, hosted by the DLFNY, is one of the industries longest running events dedicated solely to LED Technology. It attracts record crowds each year with an attendance of over 3,200 in 2014. All sessions are eligible for Continuing Education Units (CEU) and are scheduled starting at 9:00 am each day. Access to all CEU Sessions is available for $50 or Individual Sessions can be purchased for $ 10 per session. EXPO Passes to view the latest LED luminaires, controls and energy efficient designs and advancements from over 220+ leading LED manufacturers may be purchased for $25 or are FREE for all DLFNY and IESNA Members with advanced registration. Students are also encouraged to attend as a complimentary guest with a valid ID. For a complete listing of exhibitors and a detailed schedule, log on to www.leducation.org LEDucation 9 Speaker Line-up of Educational Programming on LED Technology. Thursday, March 5th Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Designing With LEDs (but were afraid to ask!) 9:00 – 10:00 am – Thursday, March 5 Presented by: Shoshanna Segal – Luminous Flux Healthcare Design: Can Modern Lighting Cure the Ills of Ailing Institutions? 9:30 – 10:30 am – Thursday, March 5th Presented by: Karyn Gayle, EDAC, MIES, Acuity Brands Lighting Lighting Elixir: Tonic for S.A.D. Interiors and Stimulus for Happy Staff and Patient Satisfaction 10:30 – 11:30 am – Thursday, March 5 Presented by: Steven Klein, IALD, LC – Klein Lighting California Title 24 in the LED Era 12:00 – 1:00 pm – Thursday, March 5th Presented by: Jim Benya – Benya Burnett Consultancy Ecologically Responsible Outdoor Lighting 1:30 – 2:30 pm – Thursday, March 5th Presented by: Bob Parks – Smart Outdoor Lighting Alliance. LED Systems - A Lighting Controls Armageddon? 2:00 – 3:00 pm – Thursday, March 5th Presented by: Andy McMillan, BACnet International LED Light Quality: Achieving Natural Dimming Performance without Flicker 3:30 – 4:30 pm – Thursday, March 5th Presented by: Mark Phillips, IES, CLEP, eldoLED The Evolution of SSL Lighting Controls 5:00 – 6:00 pm – Thursday, March 5th Presented by: Tony Parisi, Philips Semiconductors Focusing on the Problems with the Execution of Integrating LEDs into the Built Environment 3:00 – 4:00 pm – Thursday, March 5th PANEL: C. Brooke Silber – Jan & Brooke Luminae Gary Trott – Cree Jim Benya – Benya Burnett Consultancy Paul Gregory – Focus Lighting Healthcare to Art Museums - New Strategies for Applying Light: Integrating Variable White Lighting Products 5:00 – 6:00 pm – Thursday, March 5th Presented by: Ann Schiffers – USA Illuminations FRIDAY, MARCH 6th Back to Basics – Understanding Lighting in the Age of the LED 9:00 – 10:00 am – Friday, March 6th Presented by: JP Bedell – Stan Deutsch Associates LED Lessons Learned Through a Multi-disciplinary and Integrated Design Practice 9:00 – 10:00 am – Friday, March 6th Presented by: Nelson Jenkins and Francesca Bastianini, LumenArch The Role And Disruptive Impact Of Wireless Lighting Controls 10:30 – 11:30 am – Friday, March 6th Presented by: Beatrice Witzgall, LumiFi LED's and Getting Color Right 12:00 – 1:00 pm – Friday, March 6th Presented by: Megan Carroll, Xicato Update on 2014 New York State and New York City Energy Code Requirements 10:30 – 11:30 am – Friday, March 6th Presented by: Lee Brandt – Principal, HLB Lighting Design Designing Anew with OLED Lighting 12:00 – 1:00 pm – Friday, March 6th Presented by: Peter Ngai – Vice President, Acuity Brands Lighting How Are We Doing? What NGL Tells Us about the Performance and Quality of LED Luminaires 1:30 – 2:30 pm – Friday, March 6th Presented by: · Ruth Taylor, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory · Dan Blitzer, Principal of The Practical Lighting Workshops Melanie Taylor, WSP Lighting Design. Visit www.LEDucation.org for speaker bios, event details and event registration scheduled to open on Jan. 15th, 2015. End
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