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PebblePad & Professional Development

PebblePad is an excellent tool for managing your Professional Development. The range of single asset wizards will help you to both plan for and create meaningful records of your PD activities, prompting you to reflect on what you have learned and what further PD you might require.

You can keep track of your PD activities over time using the Activity Log. The Activity Log not only creates a chronological list of your activities but also keeps track of how many hours (or PD points) you have completed and how many are still required. You can share your Activity Log with colleagues, mentors, supervisors, or your professional body, in the same way as you share any other asset.

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