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This information is provided primarily to assist school librarians and classroom teachers in qualifying for CEUs as a result of attending a Webinar. In order to qualify for CEUs, the webinar must be at least one hour in length.

Cengage Gale

Cengage Gale will provide confirmation of participation in web-based or in-person training session(s) with a signed certificate. The certificate will include the course title and its duration. A certificate can be provided at the in-person training event, or requested by the participant (either vocally or by e-mail) at the end of a webinar. If requested during a webinar, the certificate will be received within 10 business days. The Cengage Gale trainer can also provide a signature on any paperwork the participant needs.

Stacey Knibloe, Senior Training Consultant
Electronic Product Training & Support
Cengage Gale
1-800-877-4253 x1919
Stacey.Knibloe@thomson.com

EBSCO

EBSCO Publishing will confirm professional participation of the online or onsite training session(s) with either an email confirmation or a signed certificate, as requested by the participant or the contact person for the event. For webinars, participants can request the confirmation during the webinar session itself - the instructor will set aside time at the end of the session to get the names and email addresses of all those who want to receive either a certificate or email confirmation of participation.

Joe Ceterski, MLS
EBSCO Publishing
800-653-2726 ext. 3427
jceterski@ebscohost.com

ProQuest

There is a selection at the bottom of the webinar registration page for requesting a Certificate of Course Completion. Just check the yes box and a certificate will be e-mailed directly to you. The certificate includes your name, course name, date and course length (most online courses are 1 hour). The certificates are e-mailed within a few weeks of course completion.

Beth Reiten
ProQuest Information and Learning
301-941-2509
beth.reiten@proquest.com

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