Presentation given by Niamh Tumelty and Jo Alcock at CILIP Umbrella 2013.

1. CPD23 and
CILIP PKSB
Niamh Tumelty and Jo Alcock

2. Overview
• 23 Things for Professional Development
(CPD23)
• Professional Knowledge and Skills Base
(PKSB)
• CPD23 mapped onto PKSB
• Conclusions

4. CPD23 timeline
http://www.dipity.com/joeyanne/CPD23/

6. CPD23 - What did they think?
‚It’s given me wider and
deeper opportunities than I
was expecting, largely due to
my engagement with ACLIP.
It’s very well structured to
provide the relevant kind of
evidence for CILIP’s CPD
programmes.‛

7. PKSB – What is it?
• CILIP Professional Knowledge and Skills Base
• Broad spectrum of knowledge and skills
required across the profession
• Self-assessment tool for personal and
professional development
• Part of CILIP's Framework of Qualifications
used to assess academic and vocational
qualifications

8. The PKSB wheel

9. Activity
Tick the appropriate box in each area of the PKSB
for your current level.
0 - None

10. CPD23 and PKSB - mapping process
• Mapping tool used for accreditation
• Each CPD23 'thing' mapped against PKSB areas

11. CPD23 and PKSB
50% or
more of
area
covered
by CPD23

12. CPD23 and PKSB

13. IT and
communication
78%

14. IT and Communication
CILIP PKSB CPD23
ICT skills Blogs, online calendars, document
creation and collaboration, wikis,
podcasts
Social media Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, wikis,
Mendeley
Communication skills Blogs, online networks, face-to-face
networks, events, screen capture,
podcasts, advocacy
Networking skills Blogs, Twitter, online networks, face-
to-face networks,
attending/organising/presenting at
events

15. Leadership
and advocacy
71%

16. Leadership and advocacy
CILIP PKSB CPD23
Leadership skills Speaking up for the profession
Strategic thinking and evaluation Reflective practice, integrating
‘things’ into working routine,
identifying strengths
Advocacy Advocacy, speaking up for the
profession, Day in the Life and
Library Roots/Routes
Demonstrating value Attending/organising/presenting at
events, publications

17. Organising knowledge
and information
70%

18. Organising knowledge and information
CILIP PKSB CPD23
File planning Evernote, Google Docs, wikis,
Dropbox
Cataloguing and resource description Blogs, wikis, Zotero, Mendeley,
CiteULike
Subject indexing Blogs, wikis
Information architecture Wikis, blogs, Dropbox

19. Knowledge and
information management
63%

20. Knowledge and information management
CILIP PKSB CPD23
Data management Data visualisation, Prezi, Slideshare
Knowledge synthesis and
information integration
Blogs, wikis, Slideshare, Storify,
reflective practice
Knowledge transfer/organisational
learning
Blogs, wikis
Knowledge sharing and collaboration Blogs, Storify, online networks, face-
to-face networks

21. Literacies and learning
63%

22. Literacies and learning
CILIP PKSB CPD23
Digital literacy Social media, blogs, wikis, Google
Drive
Writing, numeracy and creativity Blogs, data visualisation, Slideshare,
Prezi, reflective practice
Supporting users Jing, screen capture, podcasts
Virtual learning environments Blogs, wikis

23. Wider
organisational and
environmental context
Wider library, information
and knowledge sector
context

24. Other PKSB elements
CILIP PKSB CPD23
Wider library, information and
knowledge sector context
Blogs, online networks, face-to-face
networks,
attending/organising/presenting at
events, Library Day in the Life and
Library Roots/Routes, volunteering to
gain experience
Wider organisational and
environmental context
Blogs, online networks, face-to-face
networks,
attending/organising/presenting at
events

25. Points to take away
1. CPD23 programme is a professional development
programme, open to all, that has seen success
2. CILIP's PKSB can be used to assess programmes and
courses as well as individuals
3. CPD23 develops skills which cover many of the areas
of the PKSB
4. Although PKSB can seem daunting and all-
encompassing it's easy to get experience to get you
started on new areas - CPD23 is just one option for
doing that

26. Thank you for your time
Jo Alcock
@joeyanne
jo@joeyanne.co.uk
Niamh Tumelty
@niamhpage
nt311@cam.ac.uk