NCMF Training Courses
I always try to attend at least one NCMF training course each year. Technology is evolving on a daily basis and NCMF continues to keep up with the times and each course is updated accordingly. The courses allow me to keep my skills not only current but also relevant.
–Gretchel Lomboy, Video Specialist II, Seattle Police Department
Upcoming training courses from the National Center for Media Forensics:
Requirements for Training Courses
In order to secure a spot in a course, payment must be made in full. Spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please
note that some of the methods and software discussed and presented may
only be available for demonstration purposes and/or to law enforcement
agencies.
Previous experience/formal training with digital evidence is recommended for all courses.
– – Course is offered online. – –
Online courses have the following computer requirements to participate:
- Completion of CU Denver access steps including: sponsored user request; account claiming; and multi-factor authentication via Duo Security. Instructions to complete each access step provided after registration.
- Completion of steps to connect to remote desktop. Instructions to complete provided after registration.
- High-speed, stable internet connection.
- Access to Zoom video conferencing software.
- Computer microphone to interact with instructor (video is optional).
- Optional: Multiple screens to more easily manage the Zoom session and hands-on remote computer work concurrently.
Attendees who successfully complete the exam at the end of each course will receive a letter and certificate of completion of the training. NCMF certificates do not constitute professional certification as a forensic expert.
Email ncmf@ucdenver.edu with any questions.