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CSPS Digital Academy Events (view source)
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The Canada School of Public Service (CSPS) Digital Academy offers a series of learning events as part of its mandate to help public servants gain the knowledge, skills and mindsets they need in the digital era. A list of upcoming events is available on the CSPS [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/index-eng.aspx Events] page.
The Canada School of Public Service (CSPS) Digital Academy offers a series of learning events as part of its mandate to help public servants gain the knowledge, skills and mindsets they need in the digital era. A list of upcoming events is available on the [https://catalogue.csps-efpc.gc.ca/catalog?cm_locale=en&reveal_topic=0&reveal_subtopic=0&reveal_type=0&type%5B%5D=7&reveal_duration=0&reveal_delivery_method=0&query=&products_per_page=12&products_sort_order=product_name_asc&pagename=Catalog CSPS Events page].
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! scope="row" | Digital Democracy
! scope="row" | Paving the Path to Digital Identity for All
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| [https://wiki.gccollab.ca/CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/Paving_the_Path_to_Digital_Identity_for_All_-_Event_Program Event Program] <br><br>
[https://wiki.gccollab.ca/CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/Paving_the_Path_to_Digital_Identity_for_All_-_Speaker_Biographies Speaker Biographies]
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!Annual Digital Government Forum: The Need to Build Modern Services for All
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|Citizens' expectations of government services are changing. They increasingly want easily accessible and flexible services that are available at any time and on any device. Eighty percent of Canadians think navigating government services would be simpler with more digital tools. <br><br>
This learning event will show participants the importance of improving how we deliver secure, modern, equitable services that are available to all. Leaders in the digital service realm will discuss how the context for service delivery is changing, the challenges organizations are facing, and how government can meet people's current, as well as future, needs and expectations. <br><br>
By attending the panel discussion and breakout sessions participants will learn: <br>
*what the current service environment in various levels of Canadian government looks like
*what various public sectors are doing to modernize service design and delivery approaches to better meet diverse client expectations
*some of the challenges and benefits that come with moving to digital-first service delivery <br><br>
*why status quo is not an option when it comes to the evolving digital transformation of government services
The event will be available online and in person. We encourage you to register early as space at the event location is limited.
|November 22, 2022
|[https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/annual-digital-gov-forum/index-eng.aspx Register Here] <br><br>
[[:en:CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/_Annual_Digital_Government_Forum_2022_-_Event_Program|Event Program]] <br><br>
[[:en:CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/Annual_Digital_Government_Forum_2022_-_Speaker_Biographies|Speaker Biographies]] <br><br>
[[:en:CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/Annual_Digital_Government_Forum_2022_-_Resources|Resources]]
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! scope="row" | Annual Cyber Security Event: Cyber Safety - Your Behaviour Counts
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|It is estimated that 95% of global cyber threats have a human element. There is a lack of awareness of how our online behaviours can put us, our organizations, the data we use, and the citizens we serve at risk.<br><br>
This event features senior leaders and top cyber security experts who will share their insights on current and emerging threats and demonstrate best behavioural practices, using real life examples and by testing the knowledge of attendees. Participants will be invited to attend a panel discussion, breakout learning sessions, and interactive activities, where they will receive relevant and practical advice, guidance, as well as learn strategies that they can use to recognize potential threats, vulnerabilities and other risky cyber behaviour.<br><br>
This event will teach attendees to regularly assess their own online habits and how to protect themselves, others and their organizations.
| October 17, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/cyber-security-behaviour/index-eng.aspx Register here]<br><br> [https://wiki.gccollab.ca/CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/Annual_Cyber_Security_Event:_Cyber_Safety_-_Your_Behaviour_Counts_-_Event_Program Event Program] <br><br>
[https://wiki.gccollab.ca/CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/Annual_Cyber_Security_Event:_Cyber_Safety_-_Your_Behaviour_Counts_-_Speaker_Biographies Speaker Biographies] <br><br> [https://wiki.gccollab.ca/CSPS_Digital_Academy_Events/Annual_Cyber_Security_Event:_Cyber_Safety_-_Your_Behaviour_Counts_-_Resources Resources]
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! scope="row" | Adopting a Multidisciplinary Approach to Working in the Digital Era
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| Adopting a multidisciplinary approach to work is important to the creation of robust, future-ready digital solutions in the public service. Digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics are being integrated into science, policy, research, health, engineering, and other sectors, to help deliver stronger programs and services for all.<br><br>
This informative event will emphasize the strategies needed to adopt a multidisciplinary approach for the public service in the digital age. Experts will share real-life examples of working as part of a multidisciplinary team and discuss the potential challenges, ethical and social issues, and successes that can be realized when a multidisciplinary approach is intertwined with digital technologies.<br><br>
Join the event to learn how data scientists, IT specialists, educators, researchers, policy-makers and health care workers, among others, are collaborating to drive innovation and produce results.<br><br>
This event is presented in collaboration with the National Research Council Canada.
| September 7, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/digital-era/index-eng.aspx Register here]<br><br> [[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Adopting a Multidisciplinary Approach to Working in the Digital Era - Event Program|Event Program]] <br><br>
[[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Adopting a Multidisciplinary Approach to Working in the Digital Era - Speaker Biographies|Speaker Biographies]]
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! scope="row" | Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation with Artificial Intelligence (rebroadcast)
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| Every minute, there are at least 98,000 tweets posted, 60 million emails sent, 600 YouTube videos uploaded; 270,000 texts sent every second and 23 billion texts sent per day. Online sources allow many people and organizations to find and share information. Yet, how do we decipher if the information is accurate, misleading or biased? Only 21% of Canadians verify the accuracy of the information they find online.
This rebroadcast event further probes the concepts of misinformation and disinformation and shows how artificial intelligence, machine learning and other digital technologies can be used for good, to tackle and prevent misinformation and disinformation. Experts across the public service, private sector and academia share their stories and best practices.<br><br>
Participants will learn about the challenges and risks they face when consuming information, and how to use artificial intelligence and other digital tools to distill reliable data and evidence that impact decision-making. This aligns with the Government of Canada's efforts to support a healthy digital information society that includes building citizen resilience against misinformation and disinformation.<br><br>
While you watch the rebroadcast, connect to the Live Chat and share your views with colleagues across the public service to get a sense of their thoughts on this topic and see where you can collaborate.
| August 10, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/rebroadcasts/combatting-misinformation-eng.aspx Register here]<br><br> [[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Combating Misinformation and Disinformation with Artificial Intelligence (rebroadcast) - Event Program|Event Program]] <br><br>
[[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Combating Misinformation and Disinformation with Artificial Intelligence (rebroadcast) - Speaker Biographies|Speaker Biographies]]
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! scope="row" | Moving Forward with the Government of Canada's Digital Ambitions
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Digital government is about modernizing government programs and services so that they can be more effective, efficient, and adaptive to changing needs. To enable this, public service leaders are seeking to create a government that is more open, more collaborative and that provides improved digital first, user-centered and barrier-free services and programs.
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This event features leaders from the Office of the Chief Information Officer and serves as a first-look at the government's new digital ambitions and how the Digital Standards will help to pave a clear path forward towards modernizing the way that the federal government plans and delivers its programs and services. A panel discussion will present different perspectives on how the Digital Standards can guide public servants through the mindset shifts and competency development necessary in a digital age.
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Join this event to explore the government's new digital ambitions, the critical role of the Digital Standards, and the projected way forward for "doing government in a digital age".
| June 14, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/digital-ambitions/index-eng.aspx Event Page] <br><br>
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! scope="row" | Building a Digital Democracy for All
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Digitization and the technologies that come with it, save time and money, and bolster accountability and transparency. Yet, if misused or not correctly controlled, they can also impact civil rights and undermine democracies.
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Join experts from across sectors as they discuss what digital democracy means, its challenges and the realities behind it, and the role of the public service.
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Learn about the democratic impacts of new and emerging digital tools and how to optimize their benefits while mitigating potential risks. The discussion will include how to ensure equal access, ownership and control of digital technologies, using digital tools to foster inclusive democratic governance, all to build a digital democracy that benefits all citizens.
| June 15, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/building-digital-democracy/index-eng.aspx Event Page] <br><br>
[[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Building a Digital Democracy for All - Event Program|Event Program]]<br><br>
[[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Building a Digital Democracy for All - Speaker Biographies|Speaker Biographies]]
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! scope="row" |CSPS Annual Digital Disruption - Combating Misinformation and Disinformation with Artificial Intelligence
[[File:Twitter CombattingMisinformation ArtificialIntelligence EN.png|frameless|center|400px]]
|Every minute, there are at least 98,000 tweets posted, 60 million emails sent, 600 YouTube videos uploaded; 270, 000 texts sent every second and 23 billion texts sent per day. Online sources allow many people and organizations to find and share information. Yet, how do we decipher if the information is accurate, misleading or biased? Only 21% of Canadians verify the accuracy of the information they find online.<br><br>
This event will further probe the concepts of misinformation and disinformation and show how artificial intelligence, machine learning and other digital technologies can be used for good, to tackle and prevent misinformation and disinformation.Experts across the public service, private sector and academia will share their stories and best practices.<br><br>
Participants will learn about the challenges and risks they face when consuming information, and how to use artificial intelligence and other digital tools to distill reliable data and evidence that impact decision-making. This aligns with the Government of Canada's efforts to support a healthy digital information society that includes building citizen resilience against misinformation and disinformation.
| May 26, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/combatting-misinformation/index-eng.aspx Register here]<br><br> [[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Combating Misinformation and Disinformation with Artificial Intelligence - Event Program|Event Program]] <br><br>
[[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Combating Misinformation and Disinformation with Artificial Intelligence - Speaker Biographies|Speaker Biographies]]
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! scope="row" | Unlocking the Potential of Cloud
! scope="row" | Unlocking the Potential of Cloud
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