LinkedIn Learning (LIL)

LinkedIn Learning (LIL)

LinkedIn Learning is an online training library that provides high-quality instructional videos on software, creative, and business skills, taught by industry experts.

Geneseo students, faculty, and staff have free access to over 24,000 courses. Courses are added weekly.  

Claim your free LinkedIn Learning account today by following this Quick Start Guide!

Features

  • Unlimited Learning – Access thousands of courses, with new ones added weekly.

  • Personalized Suggestions – Get course recommendations based on your interests and goals.

  • Learn Anywhere – Use your computer or the LinkedIn Learning mobile app.

  • Career Growth – Build in-demand skills, earn certificates, and prepare for the workplace.

  • Classroom Support – Professors may use LinkedIn Learning to enhance courses and assignments.

  • Custom Content – Explore curated collections designed for your studies or career path.

Students

Build Career-Ready Skills

  • Learn in-demand skills like Excel, Python, communication, project management, and more.

  • Strengthen your résumé with certificates of completion.

Support Your Studies

  • Find tutorials that reinforce course concepts (writing, research, coding, data analysis).

  • Get extra help on tough subjects outside of class.

Prepare for Your Career

  • Explore different career paths through industry-specific learning.

  • Gain real-world knowledge that employers value.

Learn Anytime, Anywhere

  • Self-paced, online courses let you learn on your schedule.

  • Accessible on mobile devices for on-the-go study.

Showcase Your Skills

  • Add completed courses and skills directly to your LinkedIn profile.

  • Make your profile stand out to recruiters and future employers.

Invest in Lifelong Learning

  • Develop a mindset of continuous growth and improvement.

  • Transition smoothly from college into the workplace.

Teaching & Pedagogy

Integrate Tutorials Purposefully

  • Assign LinkedIn Learning or other tutorials when they directly support coursework or projects (e.g., Photoshop, iMovie).

  • Align video content with class projects for authentic, task-based learning.

Support Learning with Structure

  • Provide guiding questions for students to answer as they watch.

  • Ask students to share notes, highlight key tips, or create quick guides for peers.

  • Assign sections of videos for students to summarize and present back to the class.

Encourage Collaboration

  • Use the built-in note-taking tool or discussion forums to share insights.

  • Create spaces for peer troubleshooting and reflection.

Keep Use Authentic

  • Avoid quizzing on tutorials; many students may already know the technology.

  • Treat tutorials as self-help or point-of-need resources.

  • Make tutorials required only when essential (e.g., in basic computer science or tool-specific projects).

Professional Development

Build New Skills

  • Access thousands of courses across technical, creative, and business topics.

  • Learn at your own pace and strengthen job-related skills.

Advance Your Career

  • Gain industry-recognized skills and certifications to add to your resume.

  • Explore career paths and prepare for new opportunities.

Grow Soft Skills

  • Improve communication, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving.

  • Apply skills directly in the workplace to enhance collaboration.

Learn on Your Schedule

  • Take courses anytime, anywhere, on desktop or mobile.

  • Use short, focused tutorials to solve problems quickly.

Tailor Your Learning

  • Follow personalized learning paths aligned with your goals.

  • Explore topics beyond your role to expand your knowledge.

Stay Current with Technology

  • Learn the latest tools, software, and emerging technologies.

  • Build digital fluency to adapt to a changing workplace.

Support Lifelong Learning

  • Embrace continuous growth and curiosity.

  • Access learning resources that support both personal and professional goals

LinkedIn Learning Help (includes links for online chat and email)

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