LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) Pricing: $39.99 to $379.88/month

variety of education opportunities and self-paced

That you have to pay for it. Everything these days requires additional payments which makes it less accessible for those who need it such as the unemployed population who is looking to better themselves as they look for another job but how can they justify an additional cost when unemployment checks are low

solves gaps in knowledge

I like LinkedIn Learning because of the following features:- -The UI is straightforward. -The professor or presenter teaching in the videos has excellent information on the subject. -Taking notes while learning from the video is simple. -The declarations or certificates of the completed courses improve your resume and helps you stand out. -The skill assessment test after finishing every topic and video is excellent. -The web-based search storehouse is enormous.

What I dislike about LinkedIn Learning is that it asks subscription to use the entire software. Instead, it should charge for specific courses that are highly demanded.

I am using LinkedIn Learning to learn new skills and software and enhance my current skills and knowledge. I've completed many courses from this platform, and their certificates are a great addition to my resume.

I love that it has personalized course recommendations. Certifications after finishing courses that are shareable in your Linkedin profile is also a plus.

I think the subscription fee is quite expensive. Especially the monthly fee as against the annual fee.

I appreciate the fact that it has

The best thing about LinkedIn Learning is the quality of the courses they provide. LinkedIn Learning provides a wide variety of courses which are of high quality and very easy to understand. Certificates provided by LinkedIn Learning are also very well reputed.

The only thing I dislike about LinkedIn Learning is the pricing. Some of the courses are very costly which is very hard for everyone to buy. This makes LinkedIn Learning only available to only some customers.

LinkedIn Learning provides a wide range of courses this helps someone to easily find the course they are searching for. Instead of searching in different places we can easily find everything on LinkedIn Learning and also the certificates will have some good value after completion.

There is a tremendous amount of video training courses available. The is a wide variety of classes, and they are high quality. Although the primary subjects are IT-related, there are several non-IT-related courses, including topics such as grammar and algebra.

I would like there to be a much wider variety of non-IT courses. I wish the price were a little cheaper, but I still think it is a good investment.

Professional development. Most of the courses I have completed or begun are courses related to the classes I teach, so LinkedIn Learning helps me to keep up with new technology as well as learn more about the subjects and software I've been using for years.

One best things about Linkedin learning is all the courses available are self faced, we can learn whenever we want at our speed and interest and complete the courses. There is no time constraint or deadline to finish the course, which leaves learners peace of mind in finishing the courses. Even the course completion certificates are easily sharable and added to our linkedin profiles.

All the courses and certifications are not accredited as we cannot show these courses or completion certificates as credited courses in our educational institutes. The search option can be more effective, sometimes I search for finance courses but the results show Python courses. So, that can be improved.

As a business consultant, I strive for upskilling and upgrading my concept knowledge, and Linkedin Learning helped me to choose the relevant courses from top tutors and institutions at a self-pace and very much affordable cost with a course completion certificate. The entire learning package and flow is very effective and leaners friendly.

What I like the best about Linkedin Learning is that I can get access to all courses and able to get certificates if I pay the annual fee.

It is good, but sometimes it is not the best for particular courses because the training is not too much good as our expectations. Because of some courses, people may choose Udemy instead of Linkedin Learning. So, please make better content because Udemy courses is not affordable for everyone.

As I mentioned in the likes, it will benefit everyone to access all the courses if they pay only the annual LinkedIn Learning fee. I can say that this is the best benefit because we cannot access all courses on another platform; we have to pay for each and every course in another platform. So, Linkedin Learning is best.

Courses tailored to our requirements, provide clear & detailed understand, easily accessible in phone & computers and certificates are recognized by companies

As far as functional courses are concerned, country-specific is not available.

Online Training accessible anytime without disturbing work productivity and its certificate provides additional value while seeking a job as it is recognized by companies