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Collaborative Technology Training at UNO

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the way we work, teach, and serve our students and campus community. At the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), we are committed to ensuring our employees have the knowledge and skills to use these tools responsibly, securely, and effectively. Completion of the Collaborative Technology Training courses will help employees understand both the opportunities and responsibilities associated with AI while supporting UNO's continued leadership in innovation.

 

About the Training

All staff employees who use a computer as part of their work responsibilities are required to complete the "NU Generative AI Cybersecurity Training" and "AI Jumpstart: Learning & Exploring with Generative AI" training courses by Dec. 31, 2026, during their regular work hours and at no cost.

If you have questions about whether you are required to complete the training, please speak with your supervisor or Human Resources. 

 

Access the Courses in Bridge

You should be automatically enrolled in the two training courses. If you do not see the course in your Bridge home page, register using this link:

Collaborative Technology Training at UNO

Frequently Asked Questions

What training is required?

Employees must complete the Collaborative Technology Training at UNO which includes the following two trainings: "Generative AI Security Essentials Training" and "AI Jump Start: Learning & Exploring Generative AI."

When should I complete the training?

Employees should complete the required training during their normal work hours and no later than December 31, 2026. Employees are encouraged to complete the training as early as possible.

Is there a cost?

No. There is no cost to employees or departments for either training.

How do I register for the Collaborative Technology Training at UNO?

You should be automatically enrolled in the two training courses. If you do not see the course in your Bridge home page, register using this link:

Collaborative Technology Training at UNO

I already completed AI Jump Start. Do I have to take it again?

Yes. All employees are required to complete the current version of AI Jump Start as part of this university-wide initiative, even if they completed an earlier offering.

I have already completed the NU Generative AI Cybersecurity Training. Do I need to retake it?

Yes. All employees are required to complete the current version of NU Generative AI Cybersecurity Training as part of this university-wide initiative, even if they completed an earlier offering.

Are supervisors expected to allow employees time to complete the training?

Yes. Employees should complete the required training during their regular work hours. Supervisors should work with employees to provide reasonable time to complete the training before the deadline.

How will supervisors know whether employees have completed the training?

Completion reports will be available through Bridge and shared with supervisors as appropriate.

What if a new employee is hired after the initiative begins?

New employees who meet the eligibility requirements will be expected to complete the required training as part of their onboarding process or within a reasonable period after hire.

What if an employee is on an approved leave of absence?

Employees on approved leave should complete the training after returning to active employment. Supervisors should work with Human Resources if additional guidance is needed.

I cannot access the course.

Please contact nusupport@nebraska.edu.

How long do the courses take?

AI Jump Start: Approximately 40 minutes.

NU Generative AI Cybersecurity Training: Approximately 45 minutes.

May I complete the training from home?

If approved by your supervisor and consistent with your work arrangement, employees may complete the training remotely. However, training should be completed during scheduled work hours.

Will I receive credit or a certificate?

Yes. Upon successful completion, completion will be recorded in the learning management system.

Steps to Claim Your Badge:

  1. Check your inbox: Look for an official email or text from Parchment containing your award notification.
  2. Click the button: Open the message and click the green claim or access button (such as "Access your academic certificate").
  3. Create an account: Set up or sign into your Parchment Digital Badges account using the exact email address where the claim notification was sent.
  4. Access your backpack: View, print, or share your earned credentials once logged into your digital backpack.

Who do I contact if I have questions?

Questions about the AI training initiative:

Human Resources

Questions about AI Jump Start course content:

Division of Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives (ILCI)

Questions about technical issues or login problems: 

ITS Help Desk

Questions about training expectations:

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