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Written by Armaan Shah · Updated February 10, 2026
Acelab organizes and facilitates virtual webinars where designers, architects and AEC professionals can learn more about products and materials directly from manufacturers. Webinars are usually 1-hour long and provide a great opportunity for learning more about innovations and solutions to elevate your projects.
Join Acelab for free here to receive email notifications about upcoming webinars.
Participation in some live webinars gives you AIA-approved CEU credits. To identify which webinars give AIA credits, look for the AIA logo on the top right-hand corner of the webinar’s ad.Note: While recordings don’t provide CEU credits, they provide knowledge that may guide you to better materials decision-making.
Presenters are manufacturer representatives of Acelab partner brands.
Click on the link included in the email you received, complete the form with your information, and hit Register. You will receive an email confirmation with the link to join the webinar.
If are having trouble registering for a webinar, please, sign in at acelabusa.com and send us a message using the live chat button at the lower right-hand corner.
If you added your AIA number to your Acelab account profile, or in the webinar form when registering, your credits will be automatically credited. This make take up to five days.To add your AIA number, sign into Acelab, click on your profile at the top right-hand corner, and select Manage Account. Click Edit in your Personal Profile section and add your AIA number.If you did not add your AIA number before attending a webinar, please, use the Webinar Support Request Form to get in touch with us.
Your certificate will be sent to you either by us or by the manufacturer who presented at the webinar. It may take up to 5 days for the certificate to be issued. If you have not received your certificate after 5 days, please, use the Webinar Support Request Form to get in touch with us.
Yes! You may watch past webinars here. Although watching the recording does not give you AIA credits, you’ll gain knowledge that may guide you toward better materials decisions for your projects.