LinkedIn Learning
LinkedIn Learning
By LinkedIn Corporation
- Category: Education
- Release Date: 2016-09-22
- Current Version: 1.29.3
- Adult Rating: 4+
- File Size: 87.47 MB
- Developer: LinkedIn Corporation
- Compatibility: iOS 12.0+
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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Reviews
No Apple TV App?!!
One star only until you release the app for Apple TV.
Knowledge at its Peak
Greater presentation
No Library Card access from app
When being redirected from the “Sign in with Library” on this Mobile app I put in the Library ID and ir says Your Library does nor have access. When I log in from the website ir works. Please fix the mobile app access.
A+ Content, B+ Organization
This app is awesome and I enjoy the desktop version as well. I do think one area for improvement is organization of the user experience. Make it simpler.
Not another boring course app
Great learning app
Inaccessible For Library Users
The Lynda app was great, but library card holders can no longer use it. We are now being redirected to the LinkedIn Learning app, which is, in short, terrible. Library card users have a separate login system that does not remember our credentials and does not deliver us a normal native mobile application experience. Instead, we are directed to a web browser inside of the application with LinkedIn Learning content. This creates an awful user experience. None of the old functionality from the Lynda app (e.g. offline course access, Chromecast, etc.) is available anymore. Please provide a fix soon.
Unusable for library card users
When I login with my library credentials, I only get access to an embedded browser view, which I’m assuming it’s not the real app. And it doesn’t save those credentials forcing me to sign in every time I open the app.
Can't redirect to the app after login with library card
Nice app, Open app and login with library card, can't redirect to the original app page
Can’t log in
I tried to use this app after the switchover from Lynda, and I want to use this app with my local library. The app requires a Library ID, which there is no support information for. To log into using Safari requires a library portal url to log in, but trying variations in this app goes nowhere and gives no feedback. This is a terrible user experience. LinkedIn/Microsoft, try the Libby app to see it done right. And at least, bare minimum, provide easy-to-find support info in the app *on the login page* explaining where the Library ID can be found. Hint: it shouldn’t require any effort to find. It shouldn’t be in an email from my library. It shouldn’t require a phone call. It shouldn’t require opening a ticket. And if you can’t do any of that, at least supply examples of what it looks like. My God, why is this even an issue in 2021?
Only thing it’s missing is Picture in Picture
I wish that the video would remain open when using other apps — similar to most video based apps do on the iPhone. The content is solid! I find it most useful when I’m trying to learn to really understand general concepts. Instead of clicking through multiple blog posts about a topic to stitch together an understanding about functional programming - I just listen to a series on LinkedIn learning to better understand overarching concepts. Kind of like a podcast.
