Welcome to the Air & Waste Management Association E-Learning Center.

As an environmental professional, you want to keep abreast of rules, regulations, scientific research, and developments. You also want to share your experiences with others while making new connections with peers from around the world.

To help you meet these challenges, the Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) is committed to providing education in various formats to meet your needs. A&WMA's E-Learning Center will enable you to engage in active learning from the convenience of your home or office while eliminating the costs associated with traditional face-to-face courses. Most online courses will allow participants to update their knowledge base, whereas some will serve as refreshers. Qualified instructors will guide you through the coursework as you work at your own pace through the readings, problem sets, and discussions.

We encourage you to enroll in these courses as a cost-effective way of receiving continuing education that is essential to your professional development. Click here to view the 2009 E-Learning flyer.

Why Take an Online Course from A&WMA?

• Study in the convenience of your home or office at your own pace
• Interact with expert instructors and other professionals
• Quality courses reviewed by technical experts and the Education Council's E-Learning Committee
• Instant feedback on quizzes and exams
• CEUs available
• Cost-effective training without the travel

Course Catalog

Course Features

Each course in the A&WMA E-Learning Center, contains the following features:

• Classroom: This area contains the course content.
• Instructor: The Instructor area provides background information on the course instructor(s).
• Classmates: In this area, participants can share photos, contact information, and interests with classmates and instructors.
• Discussions: This area works like a threaded bulletin board. General feedback can be posted here, and questions/comments can be viewed by all participants and instructor(s).
• Library: The Library contains a number of resources referenced in the course.
• Glossary: This area contains definitions of terms used in the course.
• Messages: Learners and instructors can message one another within the online classroom.
• Notebook: The Notebook is an area where participants can capture useful course information and also keep their own course notes. It serves as a reference tool for all courses taken.
• Transcripts: This includes a record of completed classes.

Demos

To view a course demo, click here.

Registered Users

Returning students: To return to a course you have already purchased, started viewing, or completed, enter here.

Technical Support

If you are experiencing technical difficulties within the E-Learning Center online course platform, e-mail support@educationdirector.com. In the Subject line, please note that you are having difficulties with an A&WMA online course. Please provide your first and last name, the course in which you are enrolled, and an explanation of the problem you are experiencing.