Name: LinkedIn Learning
Rating: 4.8108 (77856 reviews)

Description

Advance your career with LinkedIn Learning. Discover the most in-demand business, tech and creative skills with personalized recommendations and courses taught by industry experts. Learn on the go with the LinkedIn Learning iOS app. Get the skills you need to succeed by watching bite-sized video courses anytime, anywhere. Learn from courses taught by industry experts in leadership, management, marketing, programming, IT, photography, graphic design, web and interactive design, 3D animation and much more. Get the most out of your LinkedIn Learning membership with the app: • Access 4,000+ courses in business, tech and creative with more added each month • Get personalized course recommendations • Download courses for offline viewing • Explore curated courses for a guided learning experience • Save courses to watch later • Watch entire courses or individual videos at your own pace • Share courses with your network • Add certificates of completion to your LinkedIn profile • Access to LinkedIn Premium networking tools, and exclusive insights like Who's Viewed Your Profile LinkedIn Learning app is free to download. With a subscription plan, you can watch the full courses across technology, creative and business topics. For Monthly Premium: $29.99 monthly USD For Annual Premium: $299.88 annual USD If you choose to subscribe, your subscription will automatically renew and will charge your credit card through iTunes account, unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. You can turn off auto-renew at any time from your iTunes account settings. Requirements • iPhone 4S or later, iPod Touch 5th Gen or later • iOS 10 or later • Connection to 3G, 4G, or WiFi network LinkedIn privacy policy: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy LinkedIn terms of use: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/user-agreement

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He is a great guy but

Okay okay I just got
By margaritawalter

Text is unreadable

Where is the Cast Button? How is it possible that you degrade the video instead of compressing it? I can't read anything when that happens. I will be following along and taking notes, then suddenly all the text turns to mush. My connection is at worst 10/5mbps, on average 50/10mbps. Why is the video automatically degrading? Can you not buffer, or better have a text AI clean it up? I'm on an iPad Pro. I know the iPad Pro has a neural engine just waiting to perform this type of task.
By Mrtonyd

Just let me know how about

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By Angelinetilman

UI is not working

The UI when you try to change the sign in location from the app to safari for IOS, it does not do anything after I press it.
By JUANRSILVA

Possibly the most challenging sign in ever.

Trying to sign into this app with my linkd in account is basically impossible. It tells me “enter a valid email address” when I typed mine in, and no way to ask for help. Pretty much dead end. Developers? Wanna offer some assistance?
By evanseesred

Cannot Login through enterprise portal on iPhone

Recently when prompted to re-authenticate I was given an invalid credentials error at my employers (enterprise) login portal. Using these same credentials to authenticate on my personal desktop using LinkedIn learning in a web browser is successful however. This is a major issue. Please fix ASAP. Will update rating stars once resolved.
By Dayyyyyyyyn

Certificate Design

Linkedin Learning a one of best online learning platform. However, the design of certificate isn’t looking good, it’s like a below normal certificate. I hope you take this into consideration and innovates a professional looks of the certificate. Thanks!
By Torysad

DO NOT DOWNLOAD

This app does not let you sign in from iPhones. You can sign into the linkedin app but not the linkedin learning. I’ve tried everything. Don’t waste your time.
By 1038474$2ie

Frustrating app

Pros: • The content for LinkedIn Learning is high quality. • LinkedIn Learning is a great value. • They have a wide range of topics. Cons: • Navigating on the app is so incredibly bad, you have to assume the developers don't actually use the product. • In an office, I'm sure using the app is passable. But at the gym, you'll be so $&@! infuriated that you will be tempted to cancel LinkedIn Learning — and perhaps throw your iPad across the room. The audio from the courses is played more quietly than the audio from podcasting apps, music, apps, and even YouTube's app. Consequently, in a noisy gym environment, even with your AirPods turned completely up you will not hear most of the audio instruction in LinkedIn Learning. That forces you to turn on close captioning. However, the closed captioning text is so small that you cannot read it from the distance of your iPad to where you are on an elliptical, stationary bike, or treadmill machine. The whole point of closed captioning is so we can read the words of the audio, so it's incredibly stupid to make those words so small they cannot be read. In short, in a gym environment, both the audio and the closed captioning is useless. Speaking of so small as to be useless, when you tap the screen while watching a video, navigation icons appear. However, the icons are so small, and the touch zones are so ridiculously small, that you basically have to stop your workout and pick up your iPad to do something simple like speed up the app audio. There is just no way any of the developers or designers of this app use it during workouts.
By Basketballogy