Linked In Learning

[learningthehardway]

Anyone ever transfer Linked in learning to UMPI for anything. Just curious. My job just signed us all up for accounts starting May 10th to use as we wish for free. Figured why not see if it's an option lol.

[bjcheung77]

There are good for 'extra fluff' to entry level certificates that might get you in the door, but they won't be worth any academic credit by itself. Most institutions including TESU or UMPI would need to do a PLA for that if anyone was going to try get credit for it. Usually, you'll want to supplement that with some real certs/experience to get the credit, Linkedin Learning by itself most likely won't do. Here's a thread from last year: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...n-Learning

[learningthehardway]

There are good for 'extra fluff' to entry level certificates that might get you in the door, but they won't be worth any academic credit by itself.  Most institutions including TESU or UMPI would need to do a PLA for that if anyone was going to try get credit for it.  Usually, you'll want to supplement that with some real certs/experience to get the credit, Linkedin Learning by itself most likely won't do.  Here's a thread from last year: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...n-Learning

Thanks!

[Vle045]

Some of the courses are eligible for continuing Ed credits, if you are in a field that requires it. But those are not the same as college credits