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Stanhope 2010: CPKN Update

Sandy Sweet President Canadian Police Knowledge Network October 5, 2010. Stanhope 2010: CPKN Update. The Trend. The Numbers. 7 portals 28 content providers 52 courses and learning resources 135 registered police services 53,000 active learners 74,000 successfully completed courses.

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Stanhope 2010: CPKN Update

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  1. Sandy Sweet President Canadian Police Knowledge Network October 5, 2010 Stanhope 2010: CPKN Update

  2. The Trend

  3. The Numbers 7 portals 28content providers 52courses and learning resources 135registered police services 53,000active learners 74,000successfully completed courses

  4. Expanding Catalogue • 15 new releases since October 2009 • Evidence-based, Risk-focused DVI • Criminal Use of Diamonds • Forensic DNA • Introduction to Human Sources • Threats to School Safety • RADAR Refresher Training • Excited Delirium • Preventing Officer Involved Collisions • Coach Officer Training • Counterfeit Travel and Identity Documents • Critical Incident Stress Management • Police Information Portal • Fatigue Management • Officer Drinking & Driving • Major Case Management

  5. PSC-funded Initiatives Since 2007, PSC has funded eleven national e-learning initiatives. To date, more than 16,300 learners have successfully completed these offerings. • The 2010/2011development agenda currently includes: • Seized Firearms Safety • Forensic Evidence Collection • Occupational Health & Safety for Frontline Officers / Police Supervisors (2 courses)

  6. Learner Comments • e-Training is a great way to study the course material because you can work at your own pace. • It is an excellent way of learning quickly and efficiently, can learn in a relaxed environment, pictures and examples were very helpful. • It was an effective and practical way to be educated at work. There were a lot of examples that appeal to all types of learning styles in the format. • Sorry have better things to do, that are work related then to waste my time doing this • Great to have the option of learning online, instead of waiting for spots to become available. • this was all bull#$@* and a waste of time. I'm needed on the road, not in front of a f$%@#&$ computer (Preventing Officer Involved Collisions) • Being almost a 30 yr member of the Halifax Regional Police, even an old dog can learn new tricks, excellent course.

  7. Out of more than 30,000 learners, 88% would recommend a CPKN course to their colleagues.

  8. Recent Initiatives BC Min. of Public Safety and Sol. Gen. Development/Hosting of province-wide domestic violence investigation training initiative. G20 Security Training Hosted a online training portal for G20 security forces. INTERPOL Custom modification of Firearms Identification for Public Agents for 188 member countries. RCMP Peacekeeping Pre-Deployment Development/Hosting of two training courses for international peacekeeping missions. Ontario Police Video Training Alliance Conversion of training videos for online delivery; hosting via OPVTA Web portal. Photo: CBC News, June 8, 2010 Photo: RCMP International Peace Operations Branch website

  9. New Collaborations 2010/2011 • INTERPOL Develop nine or ten 20 minute modules; delivered in 3 languages. • Canadian Police College Develop and host Introduction to Criminal Intelligence and Criminal Intelligence Analysis (December 2010 pilots).  Forensic Identification Pre-Course is scheduled for pilot in early February 2011. • Canadian Association of Police Boards Develop and host two e-learning courses; development funded by PSC. • NRC Simulations Project A collaboration of CPKN, NRC, RCMP, and other stakeholder groups to R&D simulation, gaming, and visualization technologies to law enforcement training and education.

  10. Focus Points • Sector Engagement • Building uptake • Determining priorities • Evaluation and Impact • CPRC • futurelearning

  11. Summary CPKN has made significant progress in recent years but we are only scratching the surface of our potential.

  12. The Team CACP 2008 – Montreal

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