LinkedIn Learning Features

The sheer quality and quantity of courses is astounding. Also, the breadth of topics is impressive, and continues to grow. LinkedIn Learning really is the premier place for professional microlearnings.

The courses all have the same feel, no matter how distinct the subject matter. Specifically, the way the speakers behave and background all feel too similar. I’m sure it’s on purpose, but I think a little more visual variety would be a good thing.

The videos and the way they are organised is easy to digest (short sections). It is good to have the test of knowledge at the end of the chapter. There are some interesting subjects and useful learning.

Mostly focused on the US, for example with HR training some things do not apply. It feels like it is missing some key training like how to recruit, use metrics, KPI, different job boards or even Linkedin. It can be my poor way of searching but I used different key words and checked some that came up and there were just mostly 1-5 minutes parts in some other training that briefly mentioned the subject I was looking for about the recruitment, KPI's in recruitment etc.

Linkedin Learning is all about learning: no useless functionalities, all your classes and interesting courses at a glance. Nothing fancy but a lot of available contents, usually high quality.

Sometimes video streaming doesn't work smoothly as expected. Price can be challenging for small businesses. Unexperienced users could stumble upon courses which could be a bit old (I am talking about software development courses, where a course made in 2019 can already be considered old...)

- Wide selection of courses from different areas of industries/functions - You can self teach and get certification and upgrade skills - Staying relevant with latest insights / developments

- Some quality of courses are not so good and average compared to other alternatives - Hard to find some courses as categories are not well defined

I like that I can access LinkedIn Learning with my university email without any need to pay a subscription. I like the instructors and the quality of the videos. Also, there are subtitles in different languages for the majority of courses offered on LinkedIn Learning.

There are no quizzes or exams to test my knowledge after finishing a lesson. Also, there is no discussion forum where I can exchange knowledge and ask questions there. I can't skip some lessons if I want which is a time-wasting in case I already know this info.

LinkedIn Learning helps me to improve my skills. I develop the skills need for my careers and growth

Some of LinkedIn Learning courses is expensive

Its UI is very informative and user friendly and the courses offered are really very informative which helps us to learn new skills which can be utilized in workplace. Its certificates are globally acceptable and are very professional.

The price of courses are bit on higher side and there is no option to skip any module, if we have the proper knowledge then too we have to complete the course.

Wir wählen alle Arten von Kursen auf LinkedIn Learning und erhalten das beste Zertifikat online, die Ihnen helfen, den Job in den Arbeitsmarkt zu bekommen. es gibt einen Monat kostenlose Mitgliedschaft in der mittleren Zeit können wir in der LinkedIn-Lernplattform zu erkunden.wir sind in der Lage, Kurse auf die mobile App für die Offline-Anzeige machen es super bequem, wenn wir unterwegs sind.die Kurse sind in mehreren Sprachen einschließlich der Sprachauswahl für die gesamte Website angeboten.

LinkedIn Learning konzentriert sich auf Business-, Kreativ- und Technologiethemen, was bedeuten kann, dass wir das Thema, das wir suchen, nicht finden können, so dass wir uns in diesem Fall für andere Lernplattformen wie udemy coursera entscheiden müssen. Wir erhalten ein Abschlusszertifikat, aber es ist ein akkreditiertes Zertifikat von einer Universität oder einem Partner, so dass sie es für nicht nützlich halten.

The materials you obtain on the platform can help you see, shape, and share the futures by improving your systematic thinking

Alternative use for those couldn't pay. Alternative means of payment for Ethiopian and other countries not support digital payment

LinkedIn Learning uses the data gathered from my LinkedIn profile to recommend great courses for me to do. For example, since I listed Chemistry as a subject I completed at the CSEC level, LinkedIn Learning's home page recommended 20 courses for me to try out under the header "Top picks for me". Alongisde this, I was able to watch a preview of a course's content before purchasing it. This ensured that my money was paid for a good course.

In my personal opinion, the graphical layout of LinkedIn Learning would've been better if the profile icon were to the right of the search icon on the "Home", "Topics" or "My Learning" pages. Instead, I have to click on my profile icon after heading to the "My Learning" page.

LinkedIn Learning is one of the best online learning platforms on the internet. One can take various courses across several topics and start developing Skills which are required in today's era. LinkedIn offers very good quality contents/courses created by the experts. Be it related to the Business, Technology, Creative, or Marketing; LinkedIn Learning is capable of helping you in your learning needs.

So far I have taken various courses on LinkedIn Learning and haven't experienced any issues.

I primarily use Linkedin Learning for creating paths to certifications. You can even group your trainings and label accordingly.

I would like to see some opportunity to receive actual certifications from the vendors you are taking courses on.

Most courses are for free and can be completed in a short time.

Some courses aren't explicit in knowledge.

LinkedIn Learning offers a vast library of high-quality courses covering a wide range of topics, including technical skills, soft skills, business management, creativity, and more.

Some courses may become outdated over time.

This is a great program if you need to learn new software. There are classes for every level of learning and are easy to stop and start if needed.

You do have to pay a monthly fee in order to use this program.

This was by far the best learning platform I have used. It is well organized and you can find many courses. Instructors are very good.

Some areas do not have courses enough. It also looks expensive.

Great range of courses available to learn

Not particular with LinkedIn, but in general keeping the motivation on online courses is hard

It gives you suggestions if courses as per your experience.

At times the layout is bit difficult to understand

LinkedIn Learning offers something for everyone in our organization. That was ultimately why we chose it over other platforms. We also love the short learning clips which make it extremely user-friendly!

While the search features are great, sometimes there are still a lot of options to wade through to find exactly what you need. Employees also have clear preferences for more engaging instructors. Many instructors focus on philosophical presentations rather than practical applications. Practical engagement is a clear win for our employees.

- LinkedIn Learning has so many online courses and topic to offer. You can watch all of them if you are subscribed to LinkedIn Premium, and some are accessible also even if you are using the free version of LinkedIn.- Learning module is accessible via website and it also has an independent app in Play Store or App Store.- Courses can be watched on the go, and you can even see your progress- After finishing a course, you can have a certificate which you can show in your profile

- The only problem I dislike about LinkedIn Learning is that, if you finish a course, and suddenly you are not having a premium subscription, that finished course is already inaccessible even if you have finished it before

The most feature that I liked is the option to find all types of courses that relevant to specific industry and having a learning path pre set with all the courses for those who wants to study relevant to an industry specific role. I use the learning path and it has all the courses in it (like a playlist) to learn and practice for the specific designation selected to pursue.

Based on my current experience with LinkedIn learning I have had only good experience and I don’t see anything that’s seems to be least factor. Although, I could say on some courses they have a video showing questions/challenge and then one other set of video as answers, the only issue here is that we have to play all the videos to complete the module and we cannot skip nor fast forward to complete the module. Beside that it’s all well laid out courses and the platform for professional career growth.

I have been using LinkedIn Learning as well as other platforms to take courses and I can say that it is excellent for anyone in the business sector. The platform offers a wide variety of video courses that get straight to the point, making it easy to quickly search and learn on specific topics, from Excel, to Copywriting, to Artificial Intelligence. The courses themslves are well designed, easy to follow, and shareable. What I like the most is that the modules are short, which avoids the fatigue of takin long courses that don't go to the point.

The price of the monthly subscription is somewhat expensive, and some of their courses need an update since the world of technology changes quickly and they could soon become obsolete, another negative point is that their videos require a good internet connection, otherwise they take a long time to load and this is sometimes tedious.

I like the wide variety of topics covered in the videos, and the sheer quantity of content is staggering. The free version of the app also offers a plethora of features, and anybody can learn many different skills using this platform.

My least favorite thing about the app is the lack of interactive features associated with each video. The content is predominantly just videos, and lacks the fully immersive classroom features that comes with platforms like skillshare.

Oh, LinkedIn Learning is awesome! I really enjoy how you can learn at your own pace and pick from a wide range of courses. The best part for me is how practical and relevant the content is.

I haven't really found anything I dislike about LinkedIn Learning yet.