Build Content Fragments for Headless Delivery in Adobe Experience Manager is a 1-day, instructor-led course delivered in a classroom or virtually where you will learn the basics of AEM Headless content management system. This course will enable Content Authors to create content fragment models, make folders for content fragments, set limits using folder policies, create content fragments based on models, and use GraphQL queries to access the content fragments. Although this course is designed for business users, front-end developers are also encouraged to take it to gain a better understanding of the data structures and persisted queries that form the foundation of the AEM GraphQL API.

Develop with GraphQL for Headless Delivery in Adobe Experience Manager is a 3-day, instructor-led course delivered in a classroom or virtually. This hands-on course focuses on configuring and developing AEM for headless delivery using GraphQL APIs. You’ll begin by modeling structured content using Content Fragments and creating persisted queries. The course then demonstrates how to integrate these APIs into an external application, using a sample React app to illustrate how AEM Headless content can be consumed in practice. You’ll also learn how to extend the Content Fragment authoring experience using Adobe Developer App Builder, enabling custom views and actions. In addition, the course explores advanced GraphQL techniques such as querying nested references, using directives, working with rich text JSON, and optimizing large response sets. Finally, you'll get guidance on preparing your AEM environment for production, including CORS configuration, cache control, query migration, and Dispatcher setup.

Configure and Maintain Adobe Experience Manager is a 3-day, instructor-led (classroom and virtual) course, and is relevant to Cloud Service and 6.5 Managed Services deployment methods. Participants will set up a project using the latest Maven AEM archetype to explore different configurations and maintenance activities. Participants will learn about OSGi configurations, repository initialization, and typical run modes of services. This course will also explain context-aware configurations and their many applications.