LEED Green Design

CleanEdison's online LEED Green Design courses are available online anytime for the busy professional looking to expand their knowledge of the LEED system. These online courses are designed to focus on specific categories of LEED, aiding the design process.

Available Course Types

Green Design: Brownfield Redevelopment

This 2-hour interactive online course gives you a better understanding of what brownfield is and where it came from.

Green Design: Economics of Green Building

This 2-hour interactive online course uncovers the truths associated with LEED and the green building market.

Green Design: Introduction to High Performance Building Design

This course is intended to address that portion of the human contribution to climate change that is related to energy use in buildings.

Green Design: Introduction to Indoor Environmental Air Quality

This 3-hour interactive online course describes the indoor environment quality (IEQ) of buildings and the variables that regulate it.

Green Design: Introduction to Integral Sustainable Design Theory

This 4-hour interactive online course outlines a new, rigorous theoretical and practical approach to understanding sustainable design (SD).

Green Design: Introduction to Sustainability and Measurement Systems

This 1-hour interactive online course discusses the concept of sustainability and the need for ways to rate the sustainability of a building design.

Green Design: Introduction to Sustainable Design Materials and Resources

This 3-hour interactive course is intended to be an introduction to the study of those materials and techniques that are both ecologically efficient and ecologically effective.

Green Design: Introduction to Sustainable Sites

This 1-hour interactive online course provides students with the conceptual foundation necessary for exploring many aspects of environmentally progressive site design.

Green Design: Introduction to Sustainable Water Systems I

This 2-hour interactive online course systematically introduces key concepts that help professionals understand the larger watershed and community water systems that local development practices impact.