A recording is available through June 27, 2025, for the ACCME Working Group Kickoff Webinar, which was held June 9. The webinar provided an introduction to these four Working Groups being hosted in 2025:
- Best Practices for Cultivating Fruitful Joint Providerships in Continuing Education that Thrive
- Connecting Learners Intentionally: Best-Practices for Your Accredited CE Activities
- Curriculum Implementation for the Professional Development and Professional Identity Formation of the Frontline CE Educator
- Help Us Help You: RSS Coordinator Best Practices
WEBINAR RECORDING >> Couldn’t join us for the live webinar? Watch the webinar recording and sign up to participate in a Working Group through June 27, 2025. You can also find a PDF of the slides presented during the webinar here.
What’s a Working Group?
Originating from Learn to Thrive 2025 – ACCME’s annual convening which took place on April 23-25, 2025 – working groups are a longitudinal learning opportunity that facilitate the collaboration of CE professionals in the production of a resource for the accredited education community.
The 2025 working groups are open to the whole continuing education (CE) community, regardless of participation in Learn to Thrive 2025. During the kickoff webinar, working group leadership teams shared the key issue that each group is tackling along with the intended outcome of the group.
Key Working Group Milestones
- Learn to Thrive 2025: Group leaders host focus group sessions to share their group’s proposed project goal with meeting attendees, get feedback, and identify colleagues who want to contribute to the project.
- June 9, 2025: Working Group Kickoff Webinar
- July to October 2025: Working groups meet virtually to collaborate on their project.
- October 2025 to May 2026: The ACCME helps produce and disseminate working group products.
- Learn to Thrive 2026: Groups share their projects and final products.
Is there a cost to participate in a working group?
There is no cost to attend the webinar or participate in a 2025 working group.
Interested in Joining a Working Group?
If you would like to participate in one or more of the 2025 Working Groups, please complete this Working Group Interest Form.
