What would you like to learn about?

[#1]

As you can imagine, the Atlassian Learning team loves to, well, learn 😆 And I want to hear what you all are learning, too.

I’m going to take a wheel-throwing pottery class soon, which I’ve never done before! And I’m excited to start building with Forge after taking the new learning path.

So, what about you? What do you want to learn about: an Atlassian app or feature, a hobby, or other professional skill?

[Susan Waldrip]

Great question, @Ellen Walter ! As soon as I'm out from under my current deadline, I'm also heading to the Forge Learning Path. Can't wait!

[Amanda Barber]

My daughter is trying a pottery wheel class this summer, too! She's so excited. As for me, I'm planning to work on a new certification. I completed Loom Essentials last week. Thinking I'll work my way through the rest of the Associate certs!

[MishManners]

I'd love to learn how to get the most out of Rovo.

[__ Jimi Wikman]

There are so many things!!

- Deeper knowledge of the Atlassian platform architecture. How is it built, what connected to what, and how are things working behind the scene. Total geek out with the infrastructure and developer teams, in other words.

- Agile is just one of many, many ways of working, and many processes beyond development. So, how does Atlassian apps fit into the world of finance management, vendor management, marketing, UX/UI, Legal and Cybersecurity? How does it fit into Prince2, IT4IT, P3 and so on? What is the future of the Atlassian apps in regard to ways of working, and how do we configure our setups for other ways of working than Agile?

- Tips and tricks as well as guides on how to successfully run and grow local Atlassian communities. How do you engage people, where do you meet, how do you get more people involved, and how do you get great speakers and interesting sessions going over time?

... I can come up with a million more, but I'll stop there ;)

[Dave Mathijs]

Hi @Ellen Walter 

How can I look for learning paths, modules, collections or courses that I haven't started or completed yet? Since the move from University to Learning, I'm missing this overview, unless I simply don't know where to look/search for it.... 

I can filter by duration, type, level, product, product role, deployment ... but not by status.

Also, the list of results doesn't indicate completed items (with a green checkmark like it used to)

[Ellen Walter]

@Dave Mathijs That is great feedback—thank you! Our new platform doesn't have that capability yet, but I'll share your request with our engineering team for future development. We have an update coming that should make it easier to see if you've completed content once you open the description page, but I like your idea about the filter/visibility in the catalog.

[Ellen Walter]

@Amanda Barber Congrats on your certification 🎉

[Susan Waldrip]

Adding another one here: I'd love to see some training on advanced automations and also see the Automation Template Library really beefed up with advanced automation templates. It's had the same ol' automations in it for a while and they're helpful but basic.

Additionally, having Atlassian training on how to use WebHooks, authentication tokens with base64, and the basics of API using Atlassian apps to learn these things would be stellar!

[Ellen Walter]

@Susan Waldrip Great suggestions! I'll mark them down for future consideration!