Online Learning

IMPROVE YOUR KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS

Phone: (307) 760-1259

Email: elearning@wyo.gov

Neogov Learn Email:  ai-neogov-training@wyo.gov

Training Coordinator: Matt Nagy

The Human Resources Division of A&I (eLearning Services) has developed and purchased training courses for State employees to improve skills and knowledge. Most courses are located on NEOGOV. (log in required).  Check the training area frequently because new offerings are added often. State agency trainers also contribute agency-specific courses to the appropriate categories.  

We also make available YouTube courses that are open to all.  These are noted by "(video)" and can be accessed by clicking on the link.

To stay up to date on the latest training videos, subscribe to our YouTube channel. 

EVEN MORE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES HAVE BECOME AVAILABLE. SEE BELOW:

SUICIDE PREVENTION
DURING COVID-19

We are living in unprecedented times. Now, more than ever, it is important to be mindful of our own mental health, as well as the mental health of those around us. This is why the Governor's Office, Wyoming Department of Health, and the Wyoming Department of Administration & Information are partnering to provide a valuable resource to all state employees. 

This training is available for a limited time.

SUICIDE PREVENTION INFOGRAPHIC

More information here

FREE FINANCIAL LITERACY WEBINARS

The State has partnered with Matt Gill , of Decision 1 Financial, to bring monthly FREE webinars on a broad range of financial topics. We have received excellent feedback on the webinars and the presenter, Matt Gill. The webinars are conveniently held over the lunch hour so you can sit back, enjoy your lunch, and get some financial knowledge.

State employees will receive a couple emails about the details of each upcoming webinar, so keep an eye on your inbox. 

You can also view all of the webinars that we have held to this point.  Here are the topics covered so far:

Training In NEOGOV

NEOGOV Learn is now the State's primary repository of a wide range of training for all Executive Branch State employees. We offer a large selection of supervisor/manager training as well as a wide assortment of training for all employees. 

Instructions for Logging Into & Using NEOGOV Learn

LINKEDIN LEARNING FOR ALL OF WYOMING

Anyone with a Wyoming library card now has access to LinkedIn Learning. 

LinkedIn Learning, formerly known as Lynda.com, is an online learning platform with on-demand, video-based content. The platform offers more than 16,000 courses, 9,000 of which are in English. Each is broken down into multiple short videos with specific learning goals.

These trainings are professionally produced, and are top-notch sources of information and learning. 

In order to access LinkedIn Learning you must have a Wyoming library card. You will have to input your card number and the PIN WYLD. 

Here is the LinkedIn Login Page.

You can get more information from the State Library.

Here is a Subject Matter Minute episode about it.

COURSES ON WYOTRAINING: IMPORTANT INFORMATION 

The Statewide courses on WYOTRAINING will be going away soon. All courses will live in NEOGOV.

BEST-PRACTICE WORKPLACE HEALTH, SAFETY, AND COMPLIANCE TRAINING COURSES

These courses are provided by Risk Management. Each training course is based on a foundation of industry knowledge and practical field experience, and developed with a best-practices perspective. There are well over 100 courses in this catalog. You can click on "preview" next to any course to get a short preview of how the course looks, works and feels. You must talk to your HR representative to get access. These courses are for State of Wyoming employees only.

Complete Catalog of Risk Management Courses

FEMA's EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE

The FEMA Emergency Management Institute provides a long list of free online courses that anyone can take. You can scroll through the pages or do a keyword search on the below page. They also have a limited number of these courses in Spanish. 

Independent Study Course List
Spanish Course List

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