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Schools-2009 IDc1:Innovation in Design

User Education Plan

Can you still pursue and ID credit for user education if you are not pursuing IDc3, school as a teaching tool? Our high school project would like to have a user education plan in place but does not want to create a curriculum for the students. Thanks.

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Tristan Roberts
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Tue, 07/03/2012 - 15:37

Lauren, I would say yes, but not with total confidence. They seem like distinct strategies, and education programs are such a common instrument in LEED buildings, that I think it would be more common knowledge if they weren't allowed in Schools. I also think the Reference Guide would say so on page 596 if Schools were excluded from a regular education program. However, there is always that chance that GBCI sees it differently. Anyone else have experience?

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