Using this guide This guide is designed around the principle that workplace learning is an ongoing process that does not finish with the completion of one training course or workshop. As professional public servants, we learn as a part of our day-to-day work activities, from our colleagues, supervisors and mentors as well as through structured, formal learning programs. This learning guide has been designed as a dynamic resource to support your learning. The learning options in this document will be updated and revised regularly, so printing is not recommended. The learning options presented include government and non-government sources. Some of the options require a fee or subscription. Some learning options have been obtained a licencing agreement. The conditions of use are listed below. Every effort has been made to present a range of relevant, effective learning options. If you have suggestions for inclusions into future versions of this learning guide please provide them. If you would like to provide feedback on the effectiveness of the existing learning options, or you find a broken link please let us know by emailing: . Document information Production team This document was developed on behalf of the Australian Public Service (APS) by the Centre for Leadership and Learning in collaboration with Data61, Australian Taxation Office, the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and the Department of the Minister and Cabinet. Enquiries or suggestions the development options presented in this document are welcome and should be directed to: . Disclaimer The APS Data Literacy Learning is presented by the Australian Public Service Commission’s Centre for Leadership and Learning (the Centre) for the purpose of sharing information and learning resources relating to data literacy. The Centre selects the information and learning resources relating to data literacy and updates the learning guide as required. However, the APSC on behalf of the Australian Government does not guarantee, and accepts no legal liability whatsoever arising from, or connected to, the accuracy, reliability, currency or completeness of any material contained in the APS data literacy learning guide or on any linked site.
Using this guide This guide is designed around the principle that workplace learning is an ongoing process that does not finish with the completion of one training course or workshop. As professional public servants, we learn as a part of our day-to-day work activities, from our colleagues, supervisors and mentors as well as through structured, formal learning programs. This learning guide has been designed as a dynamic resource to support your learning. The learning options in this document will be updated and revised regularly, so printing is not recommended. The learning options presented include government and non-government sources. Some of the options require a fee or subscription. Some learning options have been obtained a licencing agreement. The conditions of use are listed below. Every effort has been made to present a range of relevant, effective learning options. If you have suggestions for inclusions into future versions of this learning guide please provide them. If you would like to provide feedback on the effectiveness of the existing learning options, or you find a broken link please let us know by emailing: . Document information Production team This document was developed on behalf of the Australian Public Service (APS) by the Centre for Leadership and Learning in collaboration with Data61, Australian Taxation Office, the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and the Department of the Minister and Cabinet. Enquiries or suggestions the development options presented in this document are welcome and should be directed to: . Disclaimer The APS Data Literacy Learning is presented by the Australian Public Service Commission’s Centre for Leadership and Learning (the Centre) for the purpose of sharing information and learning resources relating to data literacy. The Centre selects the information and learning resources relating to data literacy and updates the learning guide as required. However, the APSC on behalf of the Australian Government does not guarantee, and accepts no legal liability whatsoever arising from, or connected to, the accuracy, reliability, currency or completeness of any material contained in the APS data literacy learning guide or on any linked site.
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