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NOTE: Since this online tool was built the competencies framework has been revised and simplified. However, the questions asked in the ICT and eCDP self-assessment tools are still useful. You will receive feedback on your skills and knowledge. The questions can easily be adapted to the current framework. See http://ecpd.bdplearning.com/ecpd_modules/module_about_the_new_ecpd_framework.php for further information (opens in a new window).

The ICT skills self-assessment tool is designed to identify individual present competence levels of ICT user skills. The toolkit may be used as part of initial or ongoing assessment of individual personal development and training needs.

The eCPD skills self-assessment tool is based on the ePD framework and any areas of development highlighted can be linked to the appropriate ePD unit and outcome. The tool is seen as an integral part of quality improvement designed to develop teaching and learning. The Common Inspection Framework has been mapped to the e-learning self-assessment tool and assists both practitioners and leaders through the use of reflective questions to consider how improvements can be made to teaching and learning.

flash video: 1. analysing the feedback results for eCPD :: flash video: 2. using the eCPD self-assessment tool
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LSN publication - paper copy and online version for download
eCPD and self-assessment by Steve Butler.

See more information about the self-assessment tools.

The self-assessment tools were developed by Steve Butler and Peter Edge from City College Manchester (now The Manchester College) on behalf of the LSN.
With thanks to Lifelong Learning UK, Markos Tiris (QIA), Geoff Foot (LSN), Kevin Donovan (formerly LSN) and Daniel Atwere (LSN).

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