Each month, the IES presents a live webinar on a current topic that helps expand your lighting knowledge and furthers our mission of improving life through quality of light. Live and on-demand webinars are free to all IES members, and are eligible for IES continuing education credits (CEUs). Live webinars are available at a fee of $20 for non-members.
Please note, on-demand webinars are available on a complimentary basis only to IES members and are eligible for CEUs for a nominal fee. Non-members may also purchase access to on-demand webinars and corresponding CEUs. Visit our eLearning Portal for additional information on pricing and availability.
Refund Policy:
- For Live Webinars, and Seminars — IES will issue a full refund for cancellations received no less than 24-hours prior to the scheduled broadcast start time. Please email education@ies.org to cancel & request a refund. Refunds will not be issued for cancellation requests received less than 24-hours prior to the scheduled broadcast start time.
- For recorded webinars and other pre-recorded products — Once purchased, webinars registration fee is nonrefundable.
Webinar Schedule
Computer Vision-based Machine Learning for Lighting Infrastructure
Learn how computer vision-based machine learning is incorporated into lighting infrastructure. This webinar will address collecting and curating data, training and optimizing models, and inferring a model in common applications.
Registration for this event ends on April 3, 2025 at 12pm ET.
Why Diversity Matters: The Business Case for Diversity, Equity, + Inclusion
As we enter a new landscape with tremendous pushback on years of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion strategies, Business Of Light and the Illuminating Engineering Society invite you to join us in a two-tiered conversation about the business case for DEI programs. We will look at the research and the evidence that proves that diverse and inclusive teams are more productive, creative, and collaborative. We will also talk to HR and law professionals about how to continue with DEI programs while navigating the current political and regulatory landscape.
Registration for this event ends on April 16, 2025 at 12pm ET.
ANSI/IES LM-85-23 for LED Product Design
With ANSI/IES LM-85-23 Approved Method: Optical and Electrical Measurements of LED Sources, optical measurements are now tied to junction temperature, eliminating a significant error source. LED measurements will now be more consistent and repeatable. But how is LM-85-23 really applied when considering LED product design? What are the short-term and long-term benefits?
Registration for this event ends on May 15, 2025 at 12pm ET.
Glare Affairs: Navigating Nighttime Discomfort with Diverse Model
What is a discomfort glare model, and why do we need one? This webinar will explore the methods used to develop discomfort glare models, the variety of models applied in outdoor environments after dark, their limitations, and the next steps towards industry adoption. This webinar will also cover new approaches of glare assessment and model development that use facial recognition, neural networks, and artificial intelligence.
Registration for this event ends on July 17, 2025 at 12pm ET.
