Learning catalogue

I’m four months into remote working for the first time in my life. Sometimes I go into the office, sometimes not. On the days I go in, I feel motivated and refreshed. On the days I don’t, without discipline and limits, I’m sluggish and the work day seeps into the night. Writing this article hit home: working remotely without a plan isn’t working.

Why building a successful digital model for the Canadian government is a necessity filled with exciting opportunities.

This online self-paced course introduces the core concepts and common uses of AI, along with the guiding principles and key policy mechanisms for its responsible use.

This online self-paced course helps to build a greater awareness and understanding of the reality of cyber risks by exploring common security vulnerabilities and cyber threats, such as malware, password attacks and social engineering. Participants will learn to recognize potential threats and how to protect themselves, their digital information and the systems they use.

This course introduces public service executives to the Government of Canada Digital Standards and examines the impact of new and emerging approaches to doing business in a digital economy. While exploring the impact of digital in a government context, participants will experiment by taking small, yet concrete steps towards creating a digitally enabled work environment within their own organizations.

This online self-paced course introduces cloud computing, explaining what it is and how it is used in the Government of Canada. Through practical activities, participants will learn about deployment and service models, the role of the GC Digital Standards, and the benefits of adopting the cloud across the federal government.

Cyber security for the modern, connected public servant is about so much more than ensuring the right settings on a device, or even having secure online practices. With the rise of remote work and the broad range of tools that now connect to the Internet, our offline behaviour can also have consequences for information security.

Bias is a component of the human thought process, and data collected from humans therefore inherently reflects that bias. This video provides an overview of 5 practical things to consider when you think about data bias.

This online self-paced course assembles a playbook of best practices for digital transformation that focus on the customer, mobilize operational processes and sustain the employee experience during a period of change. Participants will learn about the underlying business models and digital platforms that power digital transformation, along with the leadership capabilities required to make digital transformation a reality.

This job aid offers insights into how to manage email effectively, including respecting access-to-information obligations.

This online self-paced course presents the benefits of adopting Agile methods and an agile mindset within an organization, as well as the right conditions for making this change. Participants will learn about the leadership styles that promote organizational agility, and ways to measure the success of their organization's transition to Agile.

This online self-paced course highlights the benefits of using cloud-based technologies and outlines different deployment models and best practices for migrating to the cloud efficiently. Participants will learn about some of the common applications of cloud computing, and how to use performance metrics to measure their organization's return on investment.