Thanks for the reply. I'm teaching at a vo-tech, so I just want to make sure I've gone through the basics. I agree, it makes sense to wait. I'm mostly teaching 16-30 year old students with absolutely no experience, so while I do want details, the most important thing is that I hear the latest general spiel... Most of my training and experience is based on 2012. I expect the NFPA will have up-to-date training when the next edition is issued (I hope...). It's a shame, I've got the handbook, PDF handbook, and James R. White's awesome book, all based on 2018... All this is great, and I'd love to spend a month sorting through all this and come up with my own curriculum, PPTs, work sheets, and tests, but there just isn't enough time. Long story short, I was hoping someone offer their opinion of the online 70E training provided by NFPA.... Note: Vo-Techs often use web based training, so if someone could put together a well produced and affordable basic 70E training they could make a LOT of money. There's a company out there providing a vey well produced OSHA-10 online training for $25/student. Multiply that by 50% of every electrical Vo-Tech student int he country... Just sayin...
