Loads and Psychrometrics Self Study Videos

This is a sort of beta test for some self study content we are working on internally and with the support of the Pacific Energy Center, Marriott, and CERL. In the classes I help support for these venues, we are trying to implement the "flip the class room" concept.
The idea is to provide self-study content that attendees can watch as needed to pick up the basics ahead of the class. Then, after taking any questions the attendees might have regarding the self-study content, we spend the classroom or webinar time applying the concepts via interactive discussions and exercises. For instance, if you came to a class where the psychrometric self-study content was a recommended or required pre-requisite, we might do an exercise to trace out the psychrometric process for an air handling system under different operating conditions.
To work with the content, you will want a psych chart of some sort. The videos provide you with links to a number of resources including a blog post about a free basic electronic chart offered by the Pacific Energy Center.
The buttons below will take you to different videos in the series. Note that the videos include a table of contents that you can use to jump to different topics. It will show up if you hover over the video in a tool bar at the bottom on the right side. In addition, when links show up, they are "hot" when they are highlighted and you can click on them to jump the resource, which should pause the video. These features are illustrated below.
The idea is to provide self-study content that attendees can watch as needed to pick up the basics ahead of the class. Then, after taking any questions the attendees might have regarding the self-study content, we spend the classroom or webinar time applying the concepts via interactive discussions and exercises. For instance, if you came to a class where the psychrometric self-study content was a recommended or required pre-requisite, we might do an exercise to trace out the psychrometric process for an air handling system under different operating conditions.
To work with the content, you will want a psych chart of some sort. The videos provide you with links to a number of resources including a blog post about a free basic electronic chart offered by the Pacific Energy Center.
The buttons below will take you to different videos in the series. Note that the videos include a table of contents that you can use to jump to different topics. It will show up if you hover over the video in a tool bar at the bottom on the right side. In addition, when links show up, they are "hot" when they are highlighted and you can click on them to jump the resource, which should pause the video. These features are illustrated below.