Continue being digital in the Canadian public service: Culture

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Over 5,400 public servants across Canada signed up to take How to be digital in the Canadian public service. Now, it’s time to go deeper.

Join this free online micro-course, developed in collaboration with the Ontario Digital Service, to continue your digital journey and learn how to develop a digital culture in your department or organisation.

In the next three micro-courses, we'll explore the processes and business models of being digital, take a closer look at technology and finally, learn about the digital process lifecyle.

What you need to know

• What: 6 weekly 20-minute email lessons
• When: You'll receive your first lesson straight away
• Who: All Canadian public servants.
• Cost: Free!

You'll learn how to:

• Understand what is meant by digital culture in governnment
• Describe the skillsets and mindsets required to build a digital government
• Identify your role in influencing culture change in the public service

Lesson plan:

• Lesson 1: Building digital culture in government: What’s the end goal?
• Lesson 2: What it means to be user-centred
• Lesson 3: How leaders lead in a digital government enterprise
• Lesson 4: Building a fail forward enterprise
• Lesson 5: Skills and mindsets needed in a digital-first enterprise
• Lesson 6: What’s my role in influencing culture change?

You’ll have the opportunity to collect badges and earn a ‘Continue being digital in the Canadian public service: Culture’ micro-course certificate of completion.

By completing all 4 micro-courses, you will earn a ‘Continue being digital in the Canadian public service’ course certificate.

Our partners:

Thank you to the following partners for their contributions:

• Government of Canada – Canada School of Public Service Digital Academy
• Government of British Columbia – Digital Platforms and Data Division
• Government of Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia Digital Service
• Government of Alberta – Digital Innovation Office
• Government of Yukon – eServices for Citizens
• Government of Manitoba – Digital Transformation Group
• Government of Saskatchewan – Digital Strategy and Operations, IT Division Group
• Government of New-Brunswick – Finance and Treasury Board
• Government of Prince Edward Island
• Government of Quebec – Centre québécois d’excellence numérique

Interested in how Apolitical can support you and your organisation? Learn about collaborating with us here.

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