LinkedIn Learning

LinkedIn Learning is available to all WFU faculty, students, and staff!

With a library of 16,000+ digital courses and video tutorials, taught by industry experts and covering a wide range of business, creative and technical topics, from leadership “soft skills” to design principles to programming, LinkedIn Learning has a course for everyone! With at least 25 new courses added each week, LinkedIn Learning is always evolving the course library and teaching the leading-edge skills.

LinkedIn Learning provides anytime, anywhere convenience. Courses are broken into bite-sized segments that can be viewed anytime, on any device, online and off.

Using the intelligence that comes with the LinkedIn network, LinkedIn Learning creates personalized recommendations, so learners can efficiently discover which courses are most relevant to their goals or job function. At the completion of each course, learners receive a certificate. 

Students, impress prospective employers by displaying completion certificates on your LinkedIn profile!

To access LinkedIn Learning

• Access LinkedIn Learning through the Google App Launcher or by visiting lil.wfu.edu.
• Sign on with your WFU credentials.
• Complete a short enrollment process the first time you access the new platform.
  • If you have an existing LinkedIn account, you may choose to connect it with your new LinkedIn Learning account, to highlight your training and certifications on your LinkedIn profile.  Click here to learn more about the benefits of joining your accounts.
  • You DO NOT have to link your accounts and can choose to skip this step.
• See that your completed training and course certifications are in LinkedIn Learning as the implementation of the platform at Wake Forest included the transfer of all Lynda user data.
• Browse the course library and select a self-paced course, ranging from Adobe Creative Cloud, Excel, SPSS and MATLAB to Mobile App Development, 3D Animation and Presentation Skills!  

Please note, LinkedIn Learning is not accessible to users logging in from the Chinese Mainland.