Anabel Marsh

CPD23: a participant’s

perspective

CPD

23

23 things for professional development

http://cpd23.blogspot.co.uk/

What’

s in

it f

or

me? Deal with job ending –

stay in the library worldBrush up / learn new

skillsMake new contacts

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Create your own blog – and

meet the neighbours

http://anabellibraryworld.wordpress.com

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Your personal brand

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flavors.me

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Current awareness:RSS FeedsTwitter

Storify

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Reflective practice

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Online networks: with added cake!

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Real life networks

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and 9Google calendar

Evernote

Organising yourself

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Librarianship training opportunities

Graduate traineeships; Masters

degrees; Chartership

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Mentoring

Thing 12Putting the social into social media

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Google Drive

Wikis

Dropbox

Filesharing / Collaboration

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Organising your references

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Getting involved: seminars,

conferences & events

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Getting involved: advocacy and

speaking up for the profession

Things 17 and 18Presenting information (but I’m

still using PowerPoint!)

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Library Day in the LifeLibrary Routes / Roots

Thing 21Job applications and interviews

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Volunteering

Things 19 and 23 Integrating the Things into life

and final reflections on the way ahead

What

did

I

ach

ieve

?

Deal with job ending:

stay in the library world. Yes Brush up / learn new

skills. YesMake new contacts. Yes

Reflect on my past, create a record of my

career and then move

forward

Where

to n

ext?

For me – the blog continuesFor others:• Use cpd23• Use 23 Things• Use 23 Mobile Things

• Design / adapt inhouse, e.g. University of Glasgow

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le Bunton, L. (2013) A comparison of 23 Things. Impact, 16(2).

Discusses advantages

of internal / external

courses

Succ

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