Our Contributors
Meet the experts, educators, and partners contributing to trusted water knowledge in Arizona.
Real Water Arizona is dedicated to providing comprehensive water education resources for Arizona communities, real estate professionals, and the general public. Through accessible courses and resources, we empower individuals to make informed decisions about water usage and understand the critical role water plays in Arizona's development. Our mission is to increase public awareness about water issues, infrastructure, and conservation practices that affect our state's future.
Real Water Arizona brings together trusted, research-based resources into a single, easy-to-use digital platform. By improving access to credible information, the initiative supports more informed real estate practitioners and consumers, and strengthens public understanding of Arizona’s water future.
Our mission is to improve water literacy in Arizona by equipping real estate professionals and educators with accurate, accessible, and actionable water knowledge.
Real estate professionals are often the first point of contact for individuals and families making decisions about property. Our research shows that the majority of agents regularly discuss water with their clients, making them a critical “frontline” source of information.
Developing the Real Water Arizona Professional Certificate program:
By empowering professionals with reliable knowledge, we help protect consumers, support resilient communities, and contribute to Arizona’s long-term water security.
Meet the experts, educators, and partners contributing to trusted water knowledge in Arizona.
Expert contributors include:
Your smart assistant for understanding water in Arizona. ASU has developed a few different versions of the Arizona Water Chatbot. One of these versions is featured on the Real Water Arizona platform, and we call it "Real Water Bot". With specific training instructions and source material, Blue is ready to answer real estate specific questions that relate to water resources.
Explore the design and research process behind building Real Water Arizona.
Eighteen water-focused CE courses were observed using a standardized rubric to measure content coverage, source credibility, accuracy of materials, and the instructors ability to answer questions. Observers assessed courses of varying formats (1-hour, 3-hour) and delivery modes (online, in-person) to ensure a diverse data set.
Eighteen water-focused CE courses were observed using a standardized rubric to measure content coverage, source credibility, accuracy of materials, and the instructors ability to answer questions. Observers assessed courses of varying formats (1-hour, 3-hour) and delivery modes (online, in-person) to ensure a diverse data set.
Eighteen water-focused CE courses were observed using a standardized rubric to measure content coverage, source credibility, accuracy of materials, and the instructors ability to answer questions. Observers assessed courses of varying formats (1-hour, 3-hour) and delivery modes (online, in-person) to ensure a diverse data set.
Eighteen water-focused CE courses were observed using a standardized rubric to measure content coverage, source credibility, accuracy of materials, and the instructors ability to answer questions. Observers assessed courses of varying formats (1-hour, 3-hour) and delivery modes (online, in-person) to ensure a diverse data set.
Complete courses and assessments to earn certificates that validate your expertise in water resource management. Share your achievements with employers and colleagues.
The people driving innovation in water education, research, and digital experiences