Oracle Learning Platform Overview

What’s Oracle Learning

Oracle Fusion Cloud Learning is a skills-driven learning platform that lets individuals, teams, and organizations develop the relevant sets of competencies. It combines formal and informal learning from an internal catalog and external providers for a unified learning experience.

• Workers across the organization can discover and access learning that aligns with their job roles and career interests. They can complete this learning online or offline, using various devices such as computers and mobile devices.
• Learning administrators or HR specialists can use the learning platform to share organizational policies and raise awareness.
• Subject matter experts can create and publish high-quality content to disseminate their knowledge throughout the organization and gain recognition for their contributions.
• Managers can recommend learning opportunities to their teams and monitor their progress.
• Learning administrators can curate online offerings, courses, and specializations, incorporating videos, PDF documents, web links, and content from external providers. They can also utilize SCORM-compliant and AICC-compliant content. Additionally, they and HR specialists can deploy and track compliance and development-based learning across multiple organizational levels.

Oracle Learning Items Overview

Learning administrators can generate courses, offerings, and specializations. Learners can generate videos and learning journeys for the learning catalog.  Learning community catalogs can include content generated by both groups.

• A course consists of at least one offering. An offering includes at least one activity with at least one content item. Supported content item types are: AICC, SCORM, PDF, assessment, and video.
• A specialization consists of sections that reference specific courses.
• Learner-generated learning items can include videos, external videos, text, images, and web links that they assemble and publish.
• Learning-administrator-generated learning items can be courses or specializations.

Learning items can be Oracle or non-Oracle learning objects and they can reference Oracle learning objects. And they can be stored in Oracle Learning or hosted by a third party vendors.

Example of How a Course, Offerings, and Activities Work Together in Oracle Learning

A course contains one or more offerings, which in turn contain one or more activities. Each offering covers the same learning, just using a different method, time, or place. You only need to complete one offering to complete the course.

In this example the Health and Safety course contains these three offerings, each with their own activities:

• An eLearning, or self-paced offering that learners everywhere can complete at any time
• The associated activity consists of SCORM content.
• A blending offering that’s available in New York in 2021
• One associated activity is an instructor-led training (ILT) session in March from 8:00a to 4:00p.
• The other associated activity is video content that learners complete online.
• An ILT offering in Atlanta in 2021
• The two associated ILT sessions are in April from 8:00am to 4:00pm