Students who have competed in a "higher level" event may not then compete in the associated "introductory event, such as Accounting I/II, Introduction to level" Parliamentary Procedure/Parliamentary Procedure, etc. A member who has competed as an individual in an individual/team event (1-3) may compete again in the same event as a team member the following year, not as an individual. Participation in a pilot event does not disqualify a member for competing in the same event once it becomes an official competition. A person participating in a pilot event is eligible to compete in another individual or team event. The individual and/or team are responsible for providing all of the equipment (including laptops, LCD projectors) for the appropriate performance events. Microphones will not be used in any events nor will podium/lecterns be provided. Screens, carts, and Internet access (where needed) will be provided for all performance events. The top three winners at the State Leadership Conference in all events will be eligible to compete at the National Leadership Conference. Online Testing Regional Leadership Conferences Online testing is conducted for all our objective – test events at their Regional Leadership Conferences. Ties will be broken based on the time the test is completed. Online testing will be held at each individual State Leadership Conferences – school for all objective tests. Information will be sent to the test proctors at the schools as to when the testing window will open and close. Ties will be broken based on the time the test is completed. Voice recognition software may be used where appropriate in all skill event production tests. The local chapter must provide the software. The Format Guide can be used as a reference when taking the Computer Applications, Spreadsheet Applications, Word Processing tests. Copyright and Fair Use Information: It is the policy of FBLA-PBL to comply with state and federal copyright laws. Copyright guidelines are included in the Format Guide which can be found on the Kentucky FBLA website: ACCOUNTING I The accurate keeping of financial records is an on-going activity in all types of businesses. This event provides recognition for FBLA members who demonstrate an understanding of and skill in basic accounting principles and procedures. CONTENT
Students who have competed in a "higher level" event may not then compete in the associated "introductory level" event, such as Accounting I/II, Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure/Parliamentary Procedure, etc. A member who has competed as an individual in an individual/team event (1-3) may compete again in the same event as a team member the following year, not as an individual. Participation in a pilot event does not disqualify a member for competing in the same event once it becomes an official competition. A person participating in a pilot event is eligible to compete in another individual or team event. The individual and/or team are responsible for providing all of the equipment (including laptops, LCD projectors) for the appropriate performance events. Microphones will not be used in any events nor will podium/lecterns be provided. Screens, carts, and Internet access (where needed) will be provided for all performance events. The top three winners at the State Leadership Conference in all events will be eligible to compete at the National Leadership Conference. Online Testing Regional Leadership Conferences – Online testing is conducted for all our objective test events at their Regional Leadership Conferences. Ties will be broken based on the time the test is completed. State Leadership Conferences – Online testing will be held at each individual school for all objective tests. Information will be sent to the test proctors at the schools as to when the testing window will open and close. Ties will be broken based on the time the test is completed. Voice recognition software may be used where appropriate in all skill event production tests. The local chapter must provide the software. The Format Guide can be used as a reference when taking the Computer Applications, Spreadsheet Applications, Word Processing tests. Copyright and Fair Use Information: It is the policy of FBLA-PBL to comply with state and federal copyright laws. Copyright guidelines are included in the Format Guide which can be found on the Kentucky FBLA website: ACCOUNTING I The accurate keeping of financial records is an on-going activity in all types of businesses. This event provides recognition for FBLA members who demonstrate an understanding of and skill in basic accounting principles and procedures. CONTENT