#1 most frequent
United States of America
50.6%3,001 installations of 5,925
What is LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com)?
Lynda.com (now offered as part of LinkedIn Learning) is an elearning course library acquired and now supported by LinkedIn in May 2015.
Categories & Use Cases
Top Performing Features
Course catalog or library
Learning content is organized into a course catalog or browsable library.
Category average: 8.6
Progress tracking & certifications
The system tracks individuals’ progress on courses, scores, transcripts, certificates, etc.
Category average: 8.6
Learning content
The vendor offers high quality pre-made courses or assets. These may be specific to certain industries or technologies.
Category average: 8.7
Areas for Improvement
Automation & Integration
The platform integrates with various other systems to allow for automation features such as adding or removing users from courses and auto-enrollment in courses.
Category average: 7.9
Historical Metrics
Centralized learning history where users can track their progress and learning goals.
Category average: 8.1
Gamification
Presents course material in a game-like format to increase engagement and enjoyment.
Category average: 7.6
Who Buys & Uses LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com)
#2 most frequent
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
9.6%567 installations of 5,925
#3 most frequent
Australia
6.4%378 installations of 5,925
Great consumable and accessible Professional Development learning resources
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
LinkedIn Learning is used a professional development tool to upskill team members across the business, including both entry-level roles right through to Senior Management. The learning is tailored to each individual to upskill in particular development areas that aim to enhance knowledge, skills and productivity in our workplace.
Pros
- Easy-to-use platform
- Ability to generate custom learning journeys
- Accessible content, including visual, audible and written
- Opportunities to consume both bite-sized and longer-form content
Cons
- Divide longer videos into sectiosn to consume in parts
- Better search features to filter/sort
Return on Investment
- Improved skillsets across the business
- More productive and efficient workforce
- Enhanced leadership/management capabilities
Usability
LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com) - great for content
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use LinkedIn Learning (Lynda.com) daily in our organisation to address micro-learning needs. As they have so many courses available on such a wide range of topics, it enables us to recommend courses to people who need development in a particular area. We also use it for our onboarding training and cyber security training.
Pros
- Variety of courses available
- Ability to assign courses to different groups
- AI coach
Cons
- More Australian content
- Ability to create own content
Usability
Alternatives Considered
Litmos and Go1
Other Software Used
Litmos, Culture Amp, Performance Leader
LinkedIn Learning is great! Highly recommend!
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
I've been using LinkedIn Learning for years (I started with Lynda.com). The course information is always fantastic, and the instructors give me helpful insight into areas where I need help. I am a web designer, which has helped me improve in areas for use in my business. I highly recommend it!
Pros
- Instructors are fantastic.
- You can search for just about anything you want to learn.
- I send clients here when they need to learn a topic.
Cons
- How up to date are the courses.
- Sometimes it's hard to understand the instructor if they have an accent.
Return on Investment
- I have learned web design on here to further my business.
Usability
Alternatives Considered
Alison
LinkedIn Learning to learn everyday skill required at workplace
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
LinkedIn Learning is used to learn emerging and used technologies in detail. It helps business by providing this platform to the resources so that they can learn the things directly and improve themself.
Pros
- Course content is good
- Short , Medium and long courses are available to learn
- Certification on course completion which can be shared to showcase your skills
Cons
- Topic or course based discussions
- FAQ sections and way to get answers quickly from course creator
- Adding more courses from other domains
Return on Investment
- Resources becomes skillful
- Productivity has increased as weakness of resources are getting fulfilled through this platform
- No separate server or website maintenance is needed to provide learning resource to employees which increases business focus.
Usability
Alternatives Considered
Pluralsight Skills
Other Software Used
Azure Service Bus, Azure Portal, Microsoft Edge, ChatGPT
If you want a software easy and pratice, I recommend Linkedin Learning
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
In my work we use Linkedin Learning for training, with shorter and faster courses.The subjects are current and the courses are easy to be done and with simple language.In our case I think we received many indications of courses which does not allow us to access all, but we have the advantage of being able to do them anywhere even on public transport for example.
Pros
- Simple and didactic content
- Easy access
- Serves multiple people at the same time
Cons
- the search for specific subjects could be expanded, facilitating access
Most Important Features
- dinamic
- easy access
- several contents
Return on Investment
- I use this software for encourage the training of my team
- currently my team has increased the average annual training due to ease of access to the tool
- I can present current issues in a short time for the team
Other Software Used
LinkedIn Jobs, Jira Service Management, Jira Work Management