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Community use and CPD logging

GraemeA

Hello EngX community, 

I hope the day finds you well. I'm trying to gain a better understanding of how people use and get value from IET digital tools. As such, I was wondering: how much of your activity on engineering online communities, like EngX and its predecessor, do you record as CPD? That might include responding to technical queries, or acting in response to queries you've posted. I'd love to hear your thoughts. 

 

All the best

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  • Similarly I have never recorded time here against CPD.  I look at the site regularly (most every day), and I have picked up a lot of information that could be described as learning, just not what I would expect as CPD, unless I consolidate it into one general CPD report.

    Now that I am retired, my CPD activity is almost exclusively volunteering, both at the IET and elsewhere, with some local meetings, and webinars since Covid.

    David

  • in reply to davidwalker2

    I must admit David you've made me think of a point there, if I stay CEng after retiring I might be more tempted to count time on here towards CPD. Mind you, if I stay CEng after retiring it probably means I'm still doing (or hoping to do) odd bits of consultancy anyway, which would probably cover the CPD in itself! 

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  • in reply to davidwalker2

    I must admit David you've made me think of a point there, if I stay CEng after retiring I might be more tempted to count time on here towards CPD. Mind you, if I stay CEng after retiring it probably means I'm still doing (or hoping to do) odd bits of consultancy anyway, which would probably cover the CPD in itself! 

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