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The web app is currently compatible with Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and in preview in Safari. The web app auto signs you into your Viva Learning account and personalizes the experience by adapting to preferred theme and language settings. This web endpoint provides all the features available in the Viva Learning app for Teams. Select More (.) from the bottom right corner, then select Viva Learning. Viva Learning in Teams, on the web, on your mobile device Viva Learning in Teams This includes access to content libraries from LinkedIn Learning, Microsoft Learn, Microsoft 365 Training, and third-party content providers and learning management systems, as well as content your company adds to Viva Learning. You’ll find available collections by clicking on the University crest logo at the top of your LinkedIn Learning screen, and you’ll regularly find something new.Microsoft Viva Learning is your central hub for learning in Teams where you can share, recommend, and learn from content libraries across an organization to empower teams and individuals to make learning a natural part of your day. These cover key areas relevant to our workplace such as Digital Literacy, Career Development, Wellbeing, and Cybersecurity. University teams including HEFi, Library Services, Careers Network and IT Services are collating a range of courses into Learning Collections. However, they are prepared by and feature over 800 industry experts from around the world, bringing valuable career knowledge and skills right to your device. To date, LinkedIn have produced a large proportion of the content in the USA so you will notice a slight American skew.
This includes Oxford, UCL, Imperial, Southampton, Edinburgh and Liverpool. LinkedIn Learning has over 580 million worldwide users and institutional relationships with more than 45 universities within the UK to date. On average, they publish 25 new courses every single week. Tablet and mobile apps - search 'LinkedIn Learning' in your app storeĪll courses are commissioned and produced by LinkedIn.Through your web browser using the link /learning or.Once you’ve signed in for the first time, you can access LinkedIn Learning either:
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Please use your University email address (in the format current students) and University password to sign in. You will be directed to a Microsoft sign-in page. Go to LinkedIn Learning to activate your profile.
Getting started with LinkedIn Learning Sign in for the first time You can learn to play the guitar on your commute, brush up on your presentation skills while you’re in the bathroom, or learn a language while you’re in the gym.
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Bookmark courses on your phone and watch them on your computer.Īll courses are easily accessible 24/7 both on and offline via desktop, tablet and mobile devices and with subtitles and downloadable transcripts. Start a course on a desktop device and finish it on your smartphone. Learn anytime, from anywhere.ĭownload courses to your mobile device to view instruction on the go while you're offline. Learn at your own pace with access to in-depth learning and short tutorials. With so many easy to use courses available this is a great way to enhance your CV and stand out from the crowd when you are looking for work and work experience.
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You have access to over 13,000 professional courses, all developed by industry experts. You don’t need to have an existing LinkedIn account, and there’s even a course on using LinkedIn Learning.
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LinkedIn Learning is simple, free and easy to use via your existing University email address and password. This free online resource can help you broaden your knowledge and enhance your academic, technology-related, and creative skills through expert-led course videos.
We are pleased to offer all students unlimited access to LinkedIn Learning.
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