Microsoft is actively resolving misalignment issues in its AI instructor-led training courses. Key courses like AI-3016 and AI-3026 have been updated, while others are in progress. Labs and content are being refreshed to ensure smooth delivery and an improved learning experience by May 30, 2025. :
Microsoft AI Courseware Updates: What You Need to Know
Microsoft recently addressed alignment issues in its AI instructor-led training (ILT) courses. These problems disrupted many trainers and learners, causing confusion around course materials and labs. The good news? Microsoft is actively fixing these glitches with major updates rolling out now.
What’s New in AI Courseware?
The flagship course AI-3016: Develop generative AI apps in Azure is getting a significant update on May 23, 2025. This refresh aims to resolve the core issues trainers have faced. Meanwhile, AI-3026: Develop AI Agents on Azure has already been updated to reflect recent changes.
Labs for AI-900: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals are now working correctly, though some content remains slightly outdated. Expect a full content refresh by May 30th.
Courses Still in Progress
Several other courses, including AI-3002, AI-3003, and AI-3004, are in various update stages. While still deliverable, some labs might not work perfectly, and certain content could be outdated. The AI-102: Designing and Implementing a Microsoft Azure AI Solution course depends on these updates and may have significant lab issues for now.
Important Reminder for Trainers
Microsoft advises instructors to check with their Azure Learning Hosts (ALH) before proceeding with course deliveries. This ensures you have the latest info on whether your sessions can run smoothly or need to be rescheduled.
“We understand the misaligned courseware, trainer materials, and labs have disrupted delivery across several AI instructor-led training courses.” – Mindy Rosenthal, Microsoft ILT Communications
“We appreciate your continued patience and support as we work to deliver a high-quality learning experience across all ILT offerings.” – Microsoft ILT Team
Why This Matters for AI Learners and Trainers
AI training is evolving fast, and Microsoft’s Azure AI courses are a top choice for developers and data scientists. However, misaligned labs and outdated content can derail learning momentum. These updates ensure you get the most accurate, hands-on experience with Azure AI tools.
Stay tuned and keep an eye on official Microsoft channels for further announcements. Meanwhile, double-check your course materials and lab functionality before your next session.
Final Thoughts
Microsoft’s swift response to these AI courseware issues shows their commitment to quality education. If you’re involved in Azure AI training, this update is crucial to keep your skills sharp and your sessions glitch-free.
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