Welcome to Key Tech Labs' e-learning module on LinkedIn Learning, the premier online learning platform for professionals who want to expand their knowledge and stay up to date with the latest trends in their fields. With over 18,000 courses taught by industry experts, LinkedIn Learning provides a vast array of valuable information across various categories such as technology, business, and creative skills.
Our e-learning module is designed to help you unlock the full potential of LinkedIn Learning, providing you with a step-by-step guide to get started. You'll learn how to navigate the platform, enroll in courses, organize your learning, and connect with peers and mentors. We'll also show you how to earn certificates of completion for each course and prepare for official certifications from industry leaders like Microsoft and Adobe.
At Key Tech Labs, we believe that continuous learning is critical to professional development, and we're excited to offer this e-learning module to help you achieve your career goals. Join us today to learn, grow, and unlock your full potential with LinkedIn Learning.
If you're looking for a way to access the entire LinkedIn Learning library and unlock exclusive content and special offers, then a Library Card is just what you need. A Library Card is a subscription plan that provides users with unlimited access to LinkedIn Learning's vast library of courses and tutorials.
With a Library Card, you'll have the ability to keep track of your progress with a personalized learning dashboard, download courses for offline viewing, save courses to a personalized library, and access exclusive content and special offers. It's the perfect way to learn new skills, stay up to date with industry trends, and expand your professional network.
So how do you get started with a Library Card on LinkedIn Learning? If you're a member of a participating public library, you may already have access to a Library Card. Simply visit your library's website to check if they offer LinkedIn Learning subscriptions, and follow the instructions to sign up and start learning. Once you have your Library Card credentials, log in to LinkedIn Learning using your library card number and PIN to start exploring the platform's wealth of courses and tutorials.
Don't have a Library Card yet? Contact your local library to learn more about their subscription options and how to get started. With a Library Card on LinkedIn Learning, the possibilities for professional development and growth are endless.
Access to a wide range of courses: With a library card, users can access thousands of courses on LinkedIn Learning, covering topics such as business, technology, creative skills, and more.
Cost savings: Many libraries provide free or discounted access to LinkedIn Learning, which can save users money on subscription fees.
Easy access: By using a library card to access LinkedIn Learning, users can avoid having to create a new account or sign in with their personal LinkedIn profile. This makes the process of accessing courses much easier.
Support from librarians: Library staff members can provide assistance with using the library card to access LinkedIn Learning, which can help users make the most of their learning experience.
Personalized learning: Library cards can be used to access personalized learning resources from LinkedIn Learning, including learning paths and course recommendations. This can help users find courses that best fit their individual needs and interests.
Continuous learning: By using a library card to access LinkedIn Learning, users can access courses at any time and on any device. This makes it easier to fit learning into busy schedules.
Professional development: LinkedIn Learning offers courses that can help users develop their professional skills and stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends.
Certification opportunities: Some courses on LinkedIn Learning offer certificates of completion, which can be shared on a user's LinkedIn profile to showcase their skills and accomplishments.
Networking opportunities: LinkedIn Learning provides opportunities to connect with other professionals and mentors, which can help users expand their professional network.
Convenient and flexible: By using a library card to access LinkedIn Learning, users can learn at their own pace and on their own schedule, making it a convenient and flexible way to learn and grow professionally.
If you've located a library near you that provides free access to LinkedIn Learning, such as King County Library or Tacoma Library System, the next step is to affiliate yourself with that library. If you don't have a library card, you'll need to obtain one as soon as possible. In the United States, a government-issued photo ID is all you need to get a library card. If your ID does not contain your current address, you will need to provide proof of residency.
The following documents can be used as proof of identity:
State driver’s license,
State identification card,
Expired driver’s license (with address verification if the address is not current),
Passport,
State ID,
Military-issued ID,
Work ID,
Student ID,
Work Visa.
The following documents can be used to verify your address:
Some Postmarked Mail,
Bank Statement or a Checkbook,
Lease Agreement or Mortgage Paperwork,
Current Class Schedule or Report Card,
Voter's Registration Card,
Utility Bill.
To sign up for LinkedIn Learning, you'll need to go to https://www.linkedin.com/learning-login/go and affiliate yourself with the library system associated with your account. For example, if you're a member of the King Country Library or Tacoma Library, you'll need to input the library system's URL, such as https://www.linkedin.com/learning-login/go/kcls or https://www.linkedin.com/lerning-login/go/tacomalibrary. Once you've entered your library ID, you can press enter or click continue to proceed.
To access LinkedIn Learning, input your library card number and pin, then click continue. For those with a LinkedIn account, simply enter your email and password to log in. If you don't have a LinkedIn account, you can create one. Once logged in, you'll have access to all the LinkedIn Learning courses your library has a subscription for.
Once you have logged in using your library card and PIN, and created an account (which requires only your name and email address), you can watch videos, create playlists, bookmark pages, and receive Certificates of Completion, which can be uploaded to your LinkedIn profile, or downloaded for emailing or printing. Additionally, many courses include free exercise files, allowing you to follow along with pre-populated Excel spreadsheet files, for example.
If you encounter any issues, try the following troubleshooting tips:
Check that you have entered the correct library card number and PIN, without any typos or errors.
If you are unable to access LinkedIn Learning through your library's website, try logging in directly on the LinkedIn Learning website using your library card information.
Confirm that your library's subscription to LinkedIn Learning is still active and has not expired or been canceled.
Contact your library's customer service for further assistance if you continue to experience issues logging in.
Ensure that you are entering the correct information and have a valid email address if you are having trouble creating a LinkedIn account.
Use the "Forgot password" feature on the login page to reset your LinkedIn password if you have forgotten it.
Make sure your device or browser is compatible with LinkedIn Learning by using the latest version of a popular browser such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge.
Clear your browser's cache and cookies if you continue to encounter issues.
Disable any VPN or proxy you may be using to see if this resolves any issues.
Try accessing the platform from a different device or network if none of the above steps work.
To summarize, accessing LinkedIn Learning with your library card is a straightforward process. First, visit your local library's website and locate the link to access LinkedIn Learning. Enter your library card number and PIN, and if you have a LinkedIn account, log in using your email and password. Otherwise, create a new account. You will then have access to all of the courses your library has subscribed to. If you experience any issues during the process, refer to the troubleshooting tips above or contact your library's customer service for assistance.