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  • Self-development · Start here

    Learn better in the digital workplace.

    Build practical learning habits that help you adapt, apply ideas, and keep growing through everyday work. Each section has two steps: read, then practise.

    About 90 minutesSelf-pacedEnglish · Indonesia
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    01 — DISCOVER

    01 — Discover

    Notice how work changes, and where learning begins.

    See how change creates new learning needs and which skills keep you up to date.

    1. Read2. PractiseAbout 16 minutes
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    02 — LEARN SMARTER

    02 — Learn Smarter

    Use strategies that make learning last.

    Recall instead of re-reading, short sessions spread over time, and testing what you can really do.

    1. Read2. PractiseAbout 18 minutes
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    03 — LEARN THROUGH WORK

    03 — Learn Through Work

    Turn everyday work into deliberate learning.

    Practise the difficult part, ask for specific feedback, and reflect. Then apply it in a workplace scenario.

    1. Read2. ScenarioAbout 18 minutes
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    04 — VALIDATE & CONTINUE

    04 — Validate & Continue

    Check what you have learned and decide what comes next.

    Review the six strategies, pass the final check, and write an action plan for one real skill.

    1. Read2. Final check3. Action plan
    • Read: Six strategies at a glance Page
      Students must
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    • Final check SCORM package
      Students must
      Pass the activity

      Eight questions with feedback, then four quick feedback statements. Pass mark 80%; you can retake it.

    • My learning action plan Assignment
      Opened: Friday, 2 October 2026, 1:00 PM
      Due: Friday, 9 October 2026, 1:00 PM
      Students must
      Make a submission

      Write a short plan for one real skill you want to improve in the next four weeks. Type your answer in the text box; no file is needed. Your plan is not graded. You can share it with your manager.

      Copy these five prompts into your answer and complete each one:

      1. The skill: What do you want to be able to do?
      2. Why it matters: What will be easier or better at work?
      3. Strategy: Which strategies from this course will you use, and how?
      4. Schedule: When will you practise in the next two weeks?
      5. Evidence: How will you know you have improved? Who will you ask for feedback?