Access LinkedIn Learning Courses with Your Ohio Library Card

UPDATE: OPLIN’s Statewide LinkedIn Learning Subscription Ends June 30, 2024
At its Feb. 9, 2024 board meeting, the Ohio Public Library Information Network (OPLIN) determined that it will not renew its statewide subscription with LinkedIn Learning. The last day that your library will have access to the statewide subscription is June 30, 2024. Please check with your local library for more information.


What is LinkedIn Learning?
LinkedIn Learning is an on-demand library of instructional videos covering the latest business, technology and creative skills. Many of the courses are directly tied to careers on Ohio’s In Demand Jobs list (more than 230 careers!). The video courses are taught by industry experts and are designed for any skill level. With more than 16,000 courses (in seven different languages) and personalized recommendations, you can discover, complete, and track courses related to your field and interests.

LinkedIn Learning also offers Learning Paths that help bridge the gap between the career you want and the skills you need. Learning Paths provide you with a customized set of training classes to help you achieve your professional and personal goals.

How Do I Get Access?

1. First, you’ll need a library card from an Ohio public library. To find a public library in Ohio near you, please visit https://oplin.org/fal/

If you already have a card, please check to make sure it is current.

2. Now, you can access LinkedIn Learning by logging in through your library’s website or selecting your library from this list.

3. From your library’s landing page, enter your library card number and PIN.

After creating an account, you can watch videos, create playlists, bookmark pages, download course files and obtain Certificates of Completion. Video tutorials can be viewed from any computer with an internet connection or your mobile device. View courses at the library or at your kitchen table — wherever learning is convenient for you!

 

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Ohio’s public libraries were the first in the nation to provide LinkedIn Learning/Lynda.com resources on a statewide basis.