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Overview
When government and service providers share information effectively, Albertans can access the right supports at the right time and achieve better outcomes.
These courses are designed for Government of Alberta (GoA) staff and service providers to understand and follow information management and sharing practices.
Course usage information
For these online courses, Chrome or Edge are recommended. A desktop computer will provide the best user experience to complete the courses.
Usage statement
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Information management courses
These courses are mandatory for all GoA employees to complete on an annual basis.
Information sharing course
This is an optional course (with some exceptions) available to all GoA employees.
This is an introductory course on key information sharing principles in Alberta. It focuses on helping the learner understand how legislation in Alberta works together to enable information sharing between services providers.
Learning objectives:
At the conclusion of the course, you will be able to identify and demonstrate knowledge about:
- Privacy legislation and applicable program legislation that affects information sharing in Alberta.
- Considerations that are part of the decision-making process about information sharing.
- Some specific situations in which you may and may not be able to share information.
Records disposition courses
These courses cover the processes and practices involved in the inactive and final disposition phases of the physical records life cycle.
These are optional courses available to all GoA employees.
IM Aware sessions
Information Management Aware sessions, known as IM Aware, is a forum for people to share developing or innovative ideas and projects related to information management.
For event details or to be added to our IM Aware mailing list, contact us.
Upcoming sessions
- December 10, 2024
Past sessions
- September 10, 2024 - SharePoint Migration
- June 11, 2024 - Information Controllers
- March 12, 2024 – Content Management
- December 12, 2023 – Privacy
Information sharing strategy
Alberta’s Information Sharing Strategy was established to enable us to share information to make the best decisions possible for Albertans’ health, education and safety. The Strategy helps ensure:
- Alberta’s legislation and policies are applied consistently to support information sharing among government and partners
- there are processes, technology, resources and training to help individuals and organizations make appropriate information sharing decisions
- everyone who shares information understands what can be shared and how to manage the information to respect Albertans’ privacy
- we have a common understanding about an Albertan’s situation and reduce duplication when gathering information about their needs
Publications
Contact
Connect with us to ask questions about the GoA’s information management and sharing programs and services.