I’ve took over 20 courses on this app and maybe 2 were decent. There’s a total lack of continuity, failure to convey information, poor visuals or examples, lack of proper assessments, and no actual projects/activities. Majority of these “teachers” have no idea how to share information. You’ll feel like ur spending ur time effectively, but you will learn nothing and get a certificate that makes you feel like you did.

Using this app is awful. Navigation is a painful experience and the devs and/or product owner needs to take few courses to understand how they should be desigining apps. This is a nightmare of apps and it doesn't even listen for intents from my browser. Poor ecosystem.

So many good things about LinkedIn Learning, so many missed opportunities to be Great. For example, I am watching on a tablet with a keyboard connected. The video cannot be moved forward or backwards with standard arrow keys as you would with many other video codecs. This causes me to pause in my learning to make the video navigate while I am actively following along. This wastes my time and attention to the content. This one change to their codec would make learning so much more efficient.

Not sure why but the mobile website constantly locks up and the app does not properly support airplay.

It won’t let me log in with either my LinkedIn or institutional email. I am able to log in on the website so it’s an app issue.

This is a great resource, and a very well-written app. I often watch on my Apple TV, through AirPlay. This is ok-ish, but would be far better with a native app. You used to have one, back in the Lynda days. Please bring it back. Thanks!

I wish new who’s sharing with me?

Unable to sign in. Tried deleting and reinstalling and still no luck. Please consider linking this to the main LinkedIn app which does work.

I don’t use it

This app can never compete with actual certificates provider like Coursera or CFI