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Agentic courses

Lets learning specialists use a published AI agent as self-paced learning. Oracle says agentic courses "teach from curated learning materials while adapting to each learner's pace and needs."
Learning and DevelopmentAI agent (used as self-paced learning content)Take careReads onlyRelease 26C

My take

MY PRACTITIONER VIEW

An interesting new way to teach, but learners are talking to AI inside the course, so test it with real learners before it counts towards anything formal.

Before you switch it on

  1. Which courses suit a conversational format?
  2. Who reviews the materials it teaches from?

Next steps

Setup at a glance

Open Setup at a glance for the setup steps. Select the agent's type label to see what that type means.

How it's changed

26C arrived. In 26D Oracle added the Agentic Course Designer and Agentic Course Player applications; see my Agentic Applications page.

  1. 26C
    26C Introducing agentic coursesOracle's note ↗

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My Tutor

An on-demand tutor for learners. It answers questions, gives short overviews and practice quizzes, and guides people through topics. From 26C it can answer from your own self-paced learning content, with citations and links to the source, and use general model knowledge to fill gaps. It also suggests three relevant courses from your learning catalogue at the start of each new topic (26B). At the end, the learner can record the session on their learning transcript, and the whole chat is saved with it. Oracle renamed it from Learning Tutor to My Tutor in 26C.

Learning Catalog Management Assistant

Creates draft learning in the catalogue from a plain-language request. In 25D, you give it a title and a source URL and it drafts self-paced learning. From 26B you can also send instructions by email, and it can build events as well as self-paced content. From 26D it can create assessments and observation checklists from a questionnaire.

Last reviewed November 2026

This is an independent practitioner view, not Oracle documentation. Features, names and availability change each release and depend on your licences and setup; some agentic applications carry extra costs. Always check Oracle's own notes and your environment.