Learning catalogue

This article explores the importance of reliability and trustworthiness of large language models (LLMs), as well as the strategies and challenges involved in incorporating these essential qualities into AI-powered tools.

This article explores the practical applications of generative artificial intelligence in composing inclusive-language text and conducting inclusive-language reviews, as well as how to formulate prompts for optimal output.

This online self-paced course explains data disaggregation, how it can inform the early stages of policy development, and how it can lead to better public policy outcomes. Through videos, interactive activities and case studies, participants will learn how to identify potential target groups and guide the formulation of government initiatives.

This job aid serves to emphasize the importance of respecting protocols when working with Indigenous communities in order to foster inclusive and positive relationships.

This event recording explains contracting policy requirements, as well as the roles and responsibilities of buyers and clients regarding accessible procurement.

This event recording features functional experts from the Accessibility, Accommodation and Adaptive Computer Technology Program at Shared Services Canada, who explore the steps for obtaining an IT-related accommodation, the resources and adaptive computer technologies that are available, and how to acquire them.

This event recording presents major findings from the Benchmarking Study of Workplace Accommodations, including key feedback received from managers.

This online self-paced course presents an overview of equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) and helps advance the integration of meaningful and impactful EDI practices in the workplace.

This online self-paced course offers an overview of the WHMIS changes, including updates to hazard classification, hazard labels and safety data sheets. Participants will learn about physical and health hazards encountered in the workplace, as well as controls for minimizing or eliminating exposure to hazardous materials.

This online self-paced course introduces a four-step process to writing an effective briefing note: plan, research, draft and review. Participants will learn how to use this approach to prepare clear, concise and strategic briefing notes that are in line with their communication goals.

This video serves as an introduction to writing for the web and offers tips about the web audience, the Canada.ca Content Style Guide, and more.

This reference tool provides tips and suggestions on having useful and constructive year-end performance management discussions.