Discover LinkedIn Learning through your library. With your library card, you can access a wide range of expert‑led courses to build professional skills, explore personal interests, and support lifelong learning. This article shows you what’s available and how to get started.
Please review the following questions you may have as a LinkedIn Learning for Library patron.
Log into LinkedIn Learning for Library
To log in:
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Navigate to https://www.linkedin.com/learning/login or open the LinkedIn Learning mobile app.
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Click Sign in with your library card.
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Enter your library ID after www.linkedin.com/learning-login/go/ and click Continue.
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Enter your Library card number and PIN then click Continue.
If you’re having trouble logging in, please contact your library directly for assistance.
A PIN helps confirm that the library card holder is the owner of the library card. This process is designed to protect the patron and ensure that no one misuses their library card account.
No. Patrons need only a library card number and PIN to access content.
Important to know
If a patron changes their library card number, their learning history won’t be accessible.
Maintaining patron trust is one of our key values at LinkedIn, and we are taking all possible security measures to protect your account. As a result, you’ll automatically be logged out after 60 days, and be prompted to sign in again when you want to access the content.
After you've activated your patron account with your existing library card number and PIN, you'll be able to access your Learning account and history, even if you don’t have the physical card.
If you lose your library card and are issued a new number from your library, your previous learning history won’t be available under the new library card number and PIN.
In the event that you’ve forgotten your library card number and PIN, please reach out to your librarian for support. If you are issued a new library card number and PIN, please note that your learning history won’t transfer over.
If you’re having trouble logging in, please contact your library for assistance.
General questions about LinkedIn Learning for Library
Yes. The LinkedIn Learning mobile application is now available for library patrons. After you download it from your app store, you’ll select Sign in with your library card to log in through your library. You’ll be prompted to enter your library’s ID and then your library card number and pin.
Important to know
The Library ID is at the end of the LinkedIn Learning invitation link. For example, www.linkedin.com/learning-login/go/libraryID. Please contact your librarian if you can’t find this information.
Protecting our patron’s privacy is of the utmost importance, and with LinkedIn Learning for Libraries we continue to honor this. Patrons will only be required to login with their library card number and PIN and will not be identified in any other way.
Without identifying you, LinkedIn Learning will make your learning data and that of other library patrons available to your Library for reporting purposes at the aggregate level.
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No. LinkedIn's continued commitment to privacy prevents LinkedIn from capturing personally identifiable information (PII) from patrons. Therefore, we’re unable to include names on certificates of completion.
No. Library patrons cannot access CEUs due to the terms and conditions from external providers that require first name and last name on the certificates.
In order to maintain privacy commitments to library patrons, no personally identifiable information from patrons (first name, last name) can be stored.
No. Nothing appears on your profile unless you proactively share an update on it.