MyLearning 2.0 to launch March 3

Last year, Johns Hopkins unveiled the new technology platform for the myLearning 2.0 project. Now, the countdown is on. MyLearning 2.0 is launching March 3, bringing users an improved and more intuitive learning experience.

Advancing Your Career

Courses, resources, and other support for JHU employees

Designed to support your growth and career progression, this new system marks a significant step forward in how Johns Hopkins supports professional development.

Key things to know about the transition

Final deadline: Any courses in progress, or anything you want saved to your learning transcript, must be completed by Feb. 27.

Transfer of courses: Your myPlan (learning transcript/history) is being streamlined so that only required training and new self-enrolled courses will appear in myLearning 2.0. As part of this cleanup, only completed items will transfer to the new system. If you have self-enrolled, incomplete resources in the current system, they will not carry over.

System downtime: The current system will be unavailable the weekend of Feb. 28 to March 2.

New features to improve your experience

• Ease of use—simplified navigation for a seamless learning journey
• Intuitive interface—a user-friendly design that makes finding courses effortless
• Superior mobile experience—a mobile app that allows you to take most courses anytime, anywhere (some trainings, such as attestations, must still be taken on a computer)

• Powerful integration capabilities—allows LinkedIn Learning courses to be accessed within the myLearning platform, where you can also track and save your progress

  You can learn more on the myLearning 2.0 project site, which includes administrator training and a welcome tour video of the new platform. Additional information about this platform and other professional development resources will be announced soon.