Chinyere MbamaluDirector of Accountability Research & Response| NYC Department of Social Services New York, Ny, United States
PMI suggested reading articles here to earn PDUs. Unlike how watching a webinar is assigned 1 PDU nothing is assigned to articles. I read this article “Reducing Waste in Project Management” by Daniel Iannucci, which I found really interesting and would love to claim it as a PDU and other future articles I plan to read. Saving Changes...
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Drew CraigSr. Agile & Product Coach| VanguardPhiladelphia, Pa, United States
The rule is 1 hour = 1 PDU. Take a quick read through the handbook to learn more about specifics around earning PDU's
James PorterSr. Project Planner| Hitachi Rail STS USAGlenshaw, Pa, United States
According to page 12 of the CCR handbook...
Self-directed reading that is relevant to the certification you hold
Reading is a valuable component of learning, and there are countless reading materials pertinent to the profession. You can read books, articles, whitepapers, or blogs to stay informed and support your ongoing professional development.
--- 1 hour of learning equals 1 PDU
Documentation required for audit: Evidence supporting your reported learning, including notes from and dates of activities conducted. Saving Changes...
Pashori LalTransformation Director, Author, International Speaker| Balmoral Change ConsultingCoventry, West Midlands, United Kingdom
I would suggest you capture the key points from the articles you read and date with start and finish times to verify the time it took you to read article, then keep this as an audit trail. You can reference this when stating the total numbers of hours being claimed for this activity. Saving Changes...
Like stated by James the CCR handbook is the reference.
For any self-directed reading/learning just maintain documentation of your activities.
Personally, I find reading the article very valuable, but I don't take the time to document for PDUs request. I have plenty of source of PDUs just with webinars. It is basically 20 webinars per year, live or on demand. No other requirement than watching and listening, PDUs report directly. I read a lot of articles here and on other sources, I just don't need the PDUs.
Book reading may be easier to document.
Technically you could get PDUs from participation in discussion here!
Good reading Saving Changes...
Chinyere MbamaluDirector of Accountability Research & Response| NYC Department of Social Services New York, Ny, United States
Thank you all!
That seems to me like a lot of work to document reading PDU. I will just continue to read for my own learning and stick to webinars and other sources like chapter events for PDUs. Saving Changes...
Tamer Zeyad SadiqAssistant Cost Manager| Turner & TownsendRiyadh, Ar Riyad, Saudi Arabia
Watching webinars to get the PDU's is the best option!!! Saving Changes...
to be frank, i spend more time reading than what i am entitle to claim for the PDU. Reading and learning those are purely for my own knowledge. Claiming PDUs are just an additional bonus of the process. Keep it up!!! Learning more during the lockdown... Saving Changes...
