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Digital Code of Practice: Work in the open

Design and delivery

Open ways of working build public trust in government, encourage innovation, improve our services and make it easier for people to access information.

Human-centred design 101

Technology

Learn how the B.C. government used human-centred design to support people living in the province.

Brightspace Intelligent Agents: Digital tools humanizing Online Learning

Blog

With over 75,000 students in B.C. taking online courses, support needs to be directed where it can be most effective. Learn how Intelligent Agents are improving the online learning experience and supporting student success.

Improving HealthLink BC’s website for everyone’s needs

Blog

HealthLink BC is a trusted source of public health information and services in B.C. Learn how user research and testing enabled their redesigned website to help meet an increased demand.

Adding Indigenous languages to government ID

Blog

Learn how the BC Data Service is engaging with Indigenous people across B.C. to explore the supports and guidance necessary to include Indigenous languages in more government services.

B.C.’s artificial intelligence progress

Artificial intelligence

Across a diverse range of ministries, the B.C. government is exploring the possibilities of AI and how it can be used to deliver services faster to people living in B.C.

Connect your Application Programming Interface (API) to the API Services Portal

Technology

The B.C. government API Services Portal makes it easy to connect with applications and systems across government.

Hosting tiers

Technology

The Private Cloud team will help teams choose the best tier option based on their needs and the required security controls.

Connected Services BC: Who we are

Connected services

Connected Services BC (CSBC) leads the work of connecting services across ministries to help people navigate life and business events.

How BC Parks set a trail for better visitor experiences

Blog

Learn how the Parks and Recreation design research team is working with Recreation Sites and Trails B.C. (RSTBC) to improve the sites and trails website.