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This event recording captures a presentation and moderated panel discussion that draw from actual case studies to identify lessons learned about the use of artificial intelligence systems in government.
This video (part 2 of 5) features Mina Riad, product manager at Job Bank (jobbank.gc.ca), who explains how legislation plays a crucial role in achieving business objectives and delivering value to users.
This video explores the concept of government as a platform and how government structures can adapt in the digital era to deliver services more effectively.
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 presents best practices for managing organizational change by adapting business operations and making them more resilient and flexible in the face of innovation or change. Participants will learn about the important role of leaders in enabling digital transformation and establishing an effective change management strategy.
This online instructor-led course provides an introduction to cyber security basics and the cyber threat landscape. Through a mix of lectures, discussions, examples and group activities, participants will explore cyber security terminology, concepts and processes, including the tools, tactics and procedures of cyber threat actors.
This course provides an overview of the online privacy landscape and recommends strategies for minimizing potential threats and managing one’s online identity. Participants will learn how to assess their digital footprint and identify best practices for managing and protecting their online identity.
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 online self-paced course presents the foundational methods and tools needed to identify and analyze problems that need solving. Participants will learn how to apply these discovery methods in their work and use sound problem framing to set up the next steps in the design process.
This online self-paced course explains how to define problems through design thinking strategies, including how to reframe problems, brainstorm solutions and use prototypes.
Hosted by the GC Data Community, this event features Wendy Wong, PhD, author of We, the Data: Human Rights in the Digital Age and winner of the 2024 Balsillie Prize for Public Policy, who will explore the critical intersections between data governance, human rights, and human potential, along with the urgent need to extend these rights beyond our physical selves.
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