An internet live course is an online course available at a certain time on a certain date and is only available in real-time, just as if it were a course held in an auditorium. Once the event has taken place, learners may no longer participate in that activity.
Examples: webcast, webinar, live streaming.
The required forms and documentation will differ depending on whether or not you will be charging a registration fee or receiving an educational grant to support this activity (e.g from a commercial interest).
Required Documentation
Documentation to be submitted to the CME Office after it has been approved for credit:
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Submit prior to start of activity |  |
Submit after activity concludes |
| Will you be charging a registration fee OR receiving grants? |
YES, I will be charging a registration fee OR receiving grants. |
NO, I will NOT be charging a registration fee OR receiving grants. |
| Budget (email Rasa for template) | |
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| Joint Providership Agreement (if applicable) | |
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| Final Agenda | |
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| Final Marketing | |
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| Disclosure Form for Speaker(s) | |
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| Speaker Letters | |
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| Proof of Disclosure Announcement | |
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| Letters of Agreement for all grantors (if applicable) | |
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| Proof of Commercial Support Acknowledgement (if applicable) | |
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| The evaluation form that you will be using | |
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| Attendance/Sign In Sheet | |
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| Evaluation Summary (use this form to summarize the completed evaluations received from attendees) | |
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| Final Budget (email Rasa with questions) | |
Helpful Forms & Information:
- Marketing Checklist
- Grant Request Letter Sample
- Attendance Sheet Template
- Evaluation Template – Program (distribute this form to all attendees)
- Evaluation Template – Speaker (optional, distribute this form to all attendees)
- Zoom Organizer/Host Walkthrough
- Zoom Speaker/Presenter Walkthrough
- Using ACCME’s Flowchart for Identifying and Resolving Personal Conflicts of Interest