Learning catalogue

This job aid consists of a series of promotional posters (8.5 x 11) that are designed to be downloaded, printed and displayed throughout the workplace to create awareness about the government's digital standards.

This event recording features a discussion with public service leaders and innovators on emerging challenges in human resources, including technological shifts, labour shortages and the ongoing requirement for innovation skills.

This event recording examines how adaptability can be improved in complex democratic societies like Canada.

This event recording explores some of the ways that public servants can access new ideas, expertise and advice through collaboration with other departments and agencies, communities of practice, the public, experts and other external sources.

This event recording features Alasdair Roberts, Ph.D., Professor of Public Policy at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, who speaks about policy paradigms and their impacts on innovation.

This event recording explores some of the factors and challenges to consider in collaborating effectively with the public.

This job aid provides an overview of government policies and legislation that have had a significant impact on Indigenous Peoples from the time of first contact to the present day.

The series is primarily designed for program officers, managers, support staff and financial management personnel involved with the administration of transfer payments, but is open to all public servants interested in learning about government services.

This online self-paced course introduces the federal government's Policy on Green Procurement and provides detailed strategies for applying its principles throughout the procurement process. Participants will review reasons for buying green and learn to identify what defines a green good or service.

This job aid explains the grounding practices needed to prepare and lead mindful team meetings to enhance trust, engagement and collaboration and encourage more meaningful participation.

This online self-paced course explains the different analytics categories and business intelligence classes and presents ways to determine the best analysis type. Participants will learn how to effectively refine, test and evaluate their analysis results.

Adopting new perspectives, new ways of doing things and new ways of thinking is a lot like hacking. Guest speaker Tanya Snook will talk about why hacking is important and discuss ways that the public service can start being agile right now, including ways to hack our work, our teams, our organizations and, most importantly, ourselves.