Introducing Nudge for Training Plans
Back in April, we launched Training Plans as a way to provide organizations the opportunity to gain greater control over the training process and a...
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Introducing Training Plans
It's difficult for organizations to keep up with the pace of change in cloud. Too often, best efforts to "train for what's next" are overtaken by s...
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At Cloud Academy, we want to make learning on the go as easy as possible. In our newest update, we are further unifying the user experience between web and mobile.
Today, with an overall faster app launch speed and our new content library for iOS and Android, you’ll be able to get to the content you need (and start learning) faster than before.
New Content Library
Our new content library makes it easy to get started on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or any Cloud Ecosystem content and the learning experience (Learning Path, Course, Quiz, Exam) of your choice.
New Search Functionality
Under the Search tab, you’ll be able to refine your selection even further by choosing the cloud topics (database, IoT, storage, security, and more) and level of difficulty.
New Content Collections
You’ll also be able to discover new training content in our new content collections, available in the content library, and in your dashboard.
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