Learninghubz is your organisation's learning hub. It brings together a library of external content — video, courses, book summaries, podcasts and documents — alongside anything your own organisation has published, and adds an AI assistant on top of all of it.
You reach it at your company's own address, in the form your-company.learninghubz.com. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install.
What you can do here
Find something for a problem you have now. Describe the challenge in the search box and press Ask, and you get an answer drawn from the content in your hub rather than a list of links.
Browse the library. Library in the top menu opens the whole catalogue; More holds the themed pages your organisation has built.
Follow the training assigned to you. My Learning gathers what you have to do, what you started, and what you have finished — including anything marked mandatory.
Take a quiz and earn a certificate. Some content ends with a quiz; passing it completes the content and issues a certificate in your name.
Ask the Coach. Every piece of content has its own AI assistant in the right-hand panel, which knows what you are watching.
Keep what is useful. Save content to your own playlists, mark favourites, and share things with colleagues.
Your own record
My Dashboard, under your avatar, is the record of your learning: your time for the year, your history, and everything you have completed. My Learning is where you work; My Dashboard is where you look back.
It works in your language
The interface is available in six languages, set from your avatar menu, and most videos carry subtitles that can be auto-translated. So a library that is largely in English is still usable whatever language you work in.
On your phone
The hub works in a phone browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens full screen with its own icon. See Put the hub on your phone's home screen.
Where to start
Open My Learning and see whether anything has been assigned to you. If not, type a real problem into the search box and press Ask. That is the shortest route to finding out what the hub actually holds.