Chart Your Course: Digital Learning Resources for the County Workforce #2
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Advance your digital learning strategy! Join us as we continue in our "Chart Your Course" digital learning program. Discover how multiple counties are successfully implementing Microsoft's online learning platform to enhance staff development and set requirements for access to GenAI tools, like Copilot. Gain actionable insights and best practices.
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Speakers
Rita Reynolds
David Smith
Charles Burton
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