By reading the text of the article and taking an quiz on the topic, architects are able to receive one hour of continuing education credit required for AIA membership and, in most states, to maintain an architectural license.
According to Viscusi, 122,000 continuing education exams were received by her magazine. She continues. "This large quantity of test takers represents the number of architects and design professionals who took the time to learn from your course and thereby engaged with your brand." Additional architects also read the article without taking the exam.
Chusid Associates has written or contributed to several continuing education programs for Ceilings Plus, including:
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June 2010
Tessellated ceilings and walls take advantage
of new technologies; metal and wood panels can be almost any shape,
size, or finish, while contributing to LEED and offering a variety of
sustainability opportunities.
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January 2010
Understanding acoustic design, surface materials and services will provide optimal educational environments.
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July 2009
Raising the standards for acoustical performance and design flexibility
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July 2005
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For more information on how to use continuing education in building product marketing, see the Chusid Associates website.