HVAC Excellence Education Conference: Hot Topics Update

When we plan our HVAC Excellence Education Conference, we rely on our student and instructor performance data to gauge what session topics instructors can best benefit from and how many people will attend them. However, we never really know for sure what will spark the interest of attendees until the event is conducted. That is, until now! 

As our conference continues on its virtual platform, and participants continue to view the 130+ sessions, we can see what our participants deem to be the “hot topics” of the event. Not surprisingly, the most viewed subject areas include airflow, compressors, ECM motors, mini-split systems, and refrigerants. Of course, all sessions having to do with teaching methodologies and improving instructional delivery continue to be extremely popular. Some of the online sessions have over 900 views to date, which shows amazing interest from the nearly 1,000 conference registrants.  

Remember, conference registrants still have the ability to watch sessions in any order, as many times as they wish, through July 25, 2021. With that in mind, we hope that all 2021 conference participants continue to remain active and view as many sessions as they can. Consider it your daily dose of professional development, administered in the stress-free environment of your choice!

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