amcgheeOctober 10th, 2008
CPDFind is devised to give a fair ‘crack at the whip’ to all providers. If a user types in a search term (eg behaviour) it will return first those opportunities with:
- behaviour in the title
- then behaviour in the key words
- then behaviour in any other part of the opportunity
To optimise the search results, make sure that you use your 5 key words wisely!
If you can improve on this advice, please leave a comment, thanks!
Tags: cpd providers, CPDFind, Search Optimisation
Categories: CPD provider
amcgheeOctober 10th, 2008
I’m afraid the the National CPD Team doesn’t offer such a service, our work is mainly strategic in nature at a national level. If you are thinking of an email campaign, it may not be a particularly effective way to publicise CPD as many unsolicited emails end up unread or in spam lists. I would urge you to use CPDFind. We have hundreds of educators visiting CPDFind every week looking for CPD opportunities. If your opportunities are not on the system , then you may be missing potential customers.
Tags: cpd providers
Categories: CPD provider
amcgheeOctober 10th, 2008
I’m afraid at the moment I don’t think there are any out there, but what a great idea! Our longer term plan is to build a community of providers online, who can support each other.
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Categories: CPD provider
amcgheeOctober 10th, 2008
All Scottish authorities have access to CPDFind. To restrict your provision to only a few authorities you can do this by editing page 2 of the occurrence descriptor.
Tags: cpd providers, CPDFind, Local Education Authorities
Categories: CPD provider