Learning catalogue

With the Blue J HR platform, anyone can quickly and accurately predict how their employment matter would be decided by a court or tribunal. Simply input your specific scenario, run the analysis using the machine learning/AI platform, review the results and explanation of them, and make informed decisions. Tune in for a demonstration of Blue J HR, followed by a rich discussion exploring the implications of this type of AI/machine learning tool for organizations across the federal public service.

In this video, speakers present public health examples to illustrate how integrated AI is used by government organizations to collect, screen and extract data from references to produce high-quality, reproducible evidence for policy and guideline development.

In this video, speakers discuss how algorithms are used to pair individuals to positions through an online job analysis and talent assessment tool.

The team's platform of demonstration projects allows for experimentation with disruptive technologies to support analysts and regulators in navigating this time-consuming and labour-intensive field. Tune in for a demonstration of three unique prototypes, followed by a Q&A on the implications of this type of work across the public service and how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning could play a bigger role in our work moving forward.

This video features discussions about how artificial intelligence and machine-learning software can create informative graphs and search across multiple content-storage and data systems with pinpoint accuracy.

The Accelerator provides an opportunity for established teams and their leaders to experiment with collaborative, open, human-centred and iterative ways of defining problems and prototyping solutions.

This course provides small groups of policy analysts with an intensive learning experience in gender-based analysis (GBA Plus) as a way to bring visibility to GBA Plus as a Government of Canada priority. Participants will focus on the application of GBA Plus at each stage of the policy cycle, with the goal of enhancing their skills and competencies in GBA Plus.

This course for executives is delivered by Indigenous leaders and offers a transformational learning experience centred on the principles of traditional oral teachings and Indigenous leadership development. Participants will explore a conceptual policy framework that covers the processes of policy development and decision making in a co-development and partnership dynamic.

This fascinating conversation features Richard Florida, world-renowned best-selling author of The Rise of the Creative Class, and acclaimed economist and urbanist.

This conversation features Melissa Hathaway, President of Hathaway Global Strategies LLC and former advisor on cyber security to both the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations, and Scott Jones, the first Head of the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security.

Dr. Lafontaine talks about what it was like to be appointed the first Indigenous President of the Canadian Medical Association, how his background and upbringing shaped his professional aspirations and the critical health challenges facing Indigenous Peoples in Canada today.

Experts in this video consider questions such as: "What does setting our society on a sustainable climate trajectory look like?" and "Has the COVID-19 pandemic helped or hindered action on climate change?