1. Log into lynda.uni.edu. 2. Mouse over your profile in the upper-right corner. In the drop-down menu, click on "Certificates". 3. Locate the training certificate you would like to add to your LinkedIn Profile and click on "Share".
Note that by unlinking your accounts, no further sharing will occur, but information already shared will not be automatically deleted by either platform. You can link your Lynda.com and LinkedIn ...
Aug 12, 2019 · If you shared a Lynda.com link using this feature (via the share arrow above the video player), it will work, but will not point to the specific content. Instead, it will take you to the associated course overview page in LinkedIn Learning. This will be the case until December 31, 2019. Afterward, Lynda.com links will no longer function in any ...
1. Log into lynda.uni.edu . 2. Mouse over your profile in the upper-right corner. In the drop-down menu, click on "Certificates". 3. Locate the training certificate you would like to add to your LinkedIn Profile and click on "Share". 4. In the pop-up window, click on "Add to Profile".
Jul 16, 2015 · When LinkedIn acquired Lynda.com in April there was a swirl of press, speculating LinkedIn’s motivation considering this was the fourth largest deal in social media history. It moves LinkedIn into the education technology arena, a powerful space. LinkedIn’s mission to connect people and jobs on a massive scale combined with the changing landscape of how people …
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Choose from over 17,400 courses and Learning Paths, dozens added each week.
Many corporations pay for LinkedIn Learning so that their employees can keep up with important soft skills or technical skills, continuing education in a specialty. You can check with your HR department if they offer this perk.
Lynda.com still has its own page (again, for web access use your library link) and once you are logged in, you will be able to access their entire library of thousands of videos covering a wide range of business and technical topics. If you are trying to login via the Lynda.com mobile app on Android or iOS, there is an individual tab as well as an organization tab (see screenshot above) and it can be a little tricky here, so the user experience can vary here -- but I found by entering my library URL under this “Sign in with your organization portal” that it then popped up a new login screen. Numerous comments on the app review pages showed that contacting Lynda help or your library admin guides you to a solution. You can pull these videos up via Chromecast or Apple TV, too.