LinkedIn Learning subscription renewed 

Following a successful pilot, our LinkedIn Learning subscription has now been renewed. 

LinkedIn Learning has been renewed

A copy of the LinkedIn and Lynda logo. December 2019

LinkedIn Learning provides a great opportunity to gain some new skills or brush up on your existing expertise – from IT systems, including subject specialist software, to leadership and management modules – at a time and place convenient to you. 

You can search more than 15,000 courses by topic or select from a wide range of channels curated by experts – and look out for resources recommended by colleagues at Leeds on topics ranging from digital literacy to inclusive learning and teaching. 

For academic colleagues, LinkedIn Learning can enhance the learning opportunities you provide for students and postgraduate researchers, such as specialist software, skills for data analysis and the professional skills that can help with presentations, teamwork and more. These can help bridge the gap between the career they want and the skills they need. You can embed content in Minerva courses and a guide has been produced for this purpose

When you register for a LinkedIn Learning account, the University will share some data about you with LinkedIn. This is listed in the LinkedIn Learning User Guide, which can be found in the IT Knowledge Base. LinkedIn Learning will in turn provide the University with details of the courses viewed. This helps us report on usage to ensure the resource is providing the expected benefits to colleagues. 

You don’t need a LinkedIn account to access courses. Simply login to LinkedIn Learning with your University credentials or select the link provided in Minerva.  

In addition to web access, there are apps available for smartphones and tablets to ensure maximum flexibility in using and accessing content. 

If you do have a LinkedIn account, please note you can synchronise with your LinkedIn Learning account, with the added benefit your training record is retained should you move to a different organisation. 

 

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