4 courses, 4 free anywhere in the world, 0 free only in Australia, checked 29 September 2026. 4 courses on design and creativity from 3 providers. The highest rated is Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner from IBM at 4.1 out of 5.
Courses on design thinking, inclusive design and creative problem solving, skills that matter more as AI produces first drafts.
IBM's foundation course in its Enterprise Design Thinking framework, a practical way for teams to understand users, generate ideas and test them quickly.
| Course | Our rating | Cost | Time | Credential |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner | 4.1 / 5 | Free | Time not stated | digital badge (Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner, issued via Credly) (free) |
| Making creativity and innovation happen | 3.9 / 5 | Free | 10 hours | statement of participation (free) |
| Inclusive design in practice | 3.8 / 5 | Free | 5.7 hours | Microsoft Learn trophy for the path and badges for each module (free) |
| Intro to interaction design | 3.5 / 5 | Free | 10 hours | statement of participation (free) |
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IBM's foundation course in its Enterprise Design Thinking framework, a practical way for teams to understand users, generate ideas and test them quickly. It suits any worker who helps shape a product, service or process and wants a shared, user-centred way of working.
A course on how individual creativity works and how teams and organisations can encourage or block new ideas, adapted from an Open University postgraduate module. It helps workers build their own creative confidence and helps managers create conditions for innovation.
A five-module Microsoft path, built with Teach Access, on designing and testing digital products that people with disabilities can use, covering keyboard access, screen readers, colour contrast and responsive layouts. It suits designers, developers, product owners and content creators who need practical accessibility skills.
A university-level introduction to how interactive products such as apps, websites and business systems are designed to give people a good user experience. It helps anyone who specifies, buys, tests or builds digital tools understand user-centred design and how to critique a design.
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