Explore the new OpenText Learning Platform experience

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Learning should be about building skills, not searching endlessly for the right training. That’s why we’ve recently introduced a refreshed user experience across the OpenText Learning Platform, making it easier than ever to find content, navigate the platform, and discover learning opportunities tailored to your needs.

These enhancements are designed to help learners spend less time searching and more time learning, whether you’re pursuing a certification, developing new technical skills, exploring role-based learning paths, or expanding your knowledge through hands-on labs and other subscription resources.

A Fresh New Look and Easier Navigation

One of the most noticeable changes is the platform’s updated navigation experience.

The refreshed interface introduces a cleaner, more modern design that helps learners move through the platform more intuitively. Behind the scenes, the platform’s menu structure has been reorganized to create a more consistent and streamlined experience, making it easier to access the areas and resources...

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