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California Association of Realtors (CAR)
Contact Name: Trecie Marts
Phone Number: (213) 739-8214
E-mail: treciem@car.org
Web site: www.car.org

WINForms® Tech Support
Phone: (586) 293-0642
E-mail: tech@zipform.com

CCH Incorporated
Product Support: 800-248-3248
Web site: tax.cchgroup.com

It is accessed by going to http://www.winforms.com and selecting the link "Free Winforms Online Training." You will be prompted to register at Learning.net before accessing the course (if you have not registered already).

Please Note: This course is not available for credit by California DRE. Learning.net does offer a WinForms course for credit for $14.95. This course can be accessed from the Real Estate Course Catalog.

We offer a course on using WinForms and ZipForms: "Using Electronic Forms to Win the Race". This course is $14.95 and available for credit with California DRE (2 CE units - Consumer Protection). It is located in the Real Estate course catalog.

CCH Incorporated is recognized by NASBA as an interactive provider of online content. This means that the courses meet certain standards that allow the courses to be worth twice the amount of credit normally approved for self-paced, non-interactive courses. However, not all states accept the higher credit awarded by the interactive standard. You should check with your state licensing board to verify that it accepts NASBA interactive credit prior to renewing your license.

There are three types of credit that state boards of accountancy currently accept for self-study CPE courses -- Non-interactive, Quality Assurance Service (QAS) and Interactive (or the new National Registry standards).

When CPE standards were first implemented, all self-study courses were considered non-interactive and until recently, most states only accepted non-interactive credit. Non-interactive CPE is based on half the actual completion time for a course. Average completion time is determined by field-testing.

QAS and Interactive Credit are based on the actual completion time of a course (using 50 minute hours). However, they are NOT related in any way to each other. Interactive credit was implemented around the time computer-based training was becoming more prevalent. Advancements in technology allowed educators to simulate the interaction of a classroom by providing feedback to learners through study questions and evaluative responses (i.e. we could not only tell them if they answered the question correctly, but why their answer was correct or incorrect). It was decided that if a course provided interaction, CPE should be based on the actual completion time of the course rather than half.

QAS is a completely separate program that was implemented by NASBA about four years ago at the request of the Florida Board of Accountancy. The idea was to hold self-study providers to a higher standard by implementing stricter requirements. Stricter requirements include a minimum number of questions per hour of recommend CPE on the final exam. Providers who choose to pursue this higher standard, and are accepted into the QAS program, are allowed to base CPE credit on the actual completion time of the course (using 50-minute hours).

How self-study is evaluated varies from state to state. To determine which states accept interactive credit and which do not, please check with your state board.

1. Go to www.learning.net and login
2. Select the Real Estate Community from the Learning Centers section.
3. Select the Course Catalog
4. Find the listing for the course you wish to purchase
5. Select the link that reads CAR Membership Discount within the course description (do not select the course title)
6. A screen appears that prompts you for your CAR membership number and local association of Realtors.
7. Enter the appropriate information and proceed.

After the issuance of their original license, salespersons renewing for the first time must complete 12 clock hours of CE consisting of DRE-approved three-hour courses in Ethics, Agency, Trust Fund Handling, and Fair Housing. Do not take the 6-hour Survey Course for your first license renewal. This requirement can be met by taking our "Real Estate Salesperson-First Time Renewal Package" accessed from the Real Estate course catalog.

Option 1: three-hour courses in Ethics, Agency, Trust Fund Handling, and Fair Housing (a total of 12 clock hours); at least 18 additional clock hours of courses approved under the category of "Consumer Protection"; and the remaining 15 clock hours in courses approved in either the "Consumer Service" or "Consumer Protection" categories. This requirement can be met by taking our "Residential Real Estate Transactions I" bundle accessed from the Real Estate course catalog.

Option 2: a 6-hour survey course with equal coverage of Ethics, Agency, Trust Fund Handling, and Fair Housing; at least 18 clock hours of courses approved under the category of "Consumer Protection"; and the remaining 21 clock hours in courses approved in either the "Consumer Service" or "Consumer Protection" categories. This requirement can be met by taking our "Residential Real Estate Transactions II" bundle accessed from the Real Estate course catalog.