Digital Learning Path

• Transforming Government Services for the Digital Era (DDN251)
  This online self-paced course, designed for executive leaders and other forward-thinking public servants, provides insight into how government services are currently being transformed or adapted to meet the digital demands of Canadians.
• Reflections by David Eaves (LPL1-V58)
  This video features David Eaves, Associate Professor of Digital Government and Co-Deputy Director of the Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose at University College London, who reflects on digital government as essential public infrastructure.
• The Design Process for Executives (DDN2-J30)
  This job aid presents an overview of the design process, a framework used to design products, services, programs and policies based on user needs, and explores executive-focused tools to support teams in applying it to their work practices.

Including quick reads and videos, such as:

• Delivering Effective Public Services in the Digital Age (DDN2-A40)
• Design Thinking for Impactful Solutions (DDN2-A15)
• Software as a Service Explained (DDN2-A23)
• Legacy IT Systems in the Public Service (DDN2-A27)
• Six Risks to Avoid When Leading a Digital Transformation (DDN2-A43)
• What is Enterprise Architecture? (DN2-A52)
• Video series: Trends in Technology-Driven Change
• Strategy for Government in the Digital Age: Lessons Learned and Shaping our Ambitions (DDN2-V18)
• Digital Competency Series: The Continuous Improvement Approach (DDN2-A55)

• A Primer on Digital Terms and Concepts (DDN2-J23)
  This job aid provides a glossary of terms and concepts related to digital technology and digital government.
• A Primer on Technology (DDN2-J22)
  This job aid outlines key trends in modern technology and explains how applications, hardware, data, services, and security work together to support and enable government operations.
• A Primer on Artificial Intelligence (DDN2-J24)
  This job aid offers a high-level introduction to artificial intelligence (AI), including what it is, how it works, its history, ethical and policy considerations, and the present-day use of AI in the Government of Canada.
• Explaining Digital Public Infrastructure (DDN2-A62)
  This article presents an overview of digital public infrastructure, its foundations, benefits, challenges, and potential to transform how Canadians experience public services.

The Digital Learning Toolkit is designed for organizations embarking on their digital learning journeys. It explains digital concepts and includes tools that can help your organization increase awareness and promote digital learning.

Learn more about the Digital Learning Promotion Toolkit (accessible only on government networks)