About CPKN

In addition to its Board of Directors, CPKN relies on the expertise, advice, and guidance of a National Advisory Group to meet organizational objectives. It is comprised of volunteer members representing various sized and geographically diverse police and law enforcement organizations across Canada. The Advisory Group:

• Serves as the Steering Committee for the Police Sector Council’s national e-learning initiative and any other Steering Committee projects on an ad hoc basis;
• Contributes to the evolution of processes to identify appropriate topics and Content Providers for the development and delivery of CPKN courses;
• Advises on methods of evaluating the impact of CPKN courses on learner performance;
• Identifies trends within the police training community;
• Proposes areas of research that should be explored to advance CPKN products and services;
• Contributes to the development of a reporting mechanism that can be used to monitor progress of e-learning in the policing community; and
• Champions partnerships with appropriate organizations in support of the objectives of CPKN, its partners, and its stakeholders.

Current members of the Advisory Group are: