What is the difference between an internet live course and an internet enduring material course?
While both are located online, internet live courses and internet enduring material activities are very different experiences for the learner. An internet live course is an online course available ONLY at a certain time/date and is only available in real-time. Once the event has taken place, learners may no longer participate. In contrast, an internet enduring material activity is available when the learner chooses to complete it, not strictly at one specified time/date. Internet enduring material activities typically offer a large time frame in which the learner may choose to participate in the activity (i.e., one year from activity launch).
Can we accept "e-signatures" on disclosure forms from our faculty speakers?
The ACCME allows for disclosure to be collected in multiple ways, one of which is disclosure forms. The ACCME doesn't specify what types of signatures are required for disclosure forms.
