Go to LinkedIn Learning to log in and start learning!

Connecticut College provides all current students, faculty, and staff with unlimited free access to LinkedIn Learning — a comprehensive platform with tens of thousands of courses in business, technology, creative skills, and more. Whether you're a student preparing for internships, a staff member building new skills, or a faculty member exploring emerging technologies, LinkedIn Learning has something for you.

Creating Your Account

All current students, faculty and staff at Connecticut College receive unlimited access. To activate your license, visit LinkedIn Learning. When activating your Connecticut College license, you will be asked if you want to link your account with an existing LinkedIn account.  Linking your accounts is not required. Benefits of linking them include sharing Certificates of Completion to your LinkedIn profile, personalized recommendations based your profile and professional goals, and sharing courses with your network. You may unlink these accounts at any time.

Using LinkedIn Learning

After creating your account, you may watch an entire course, or individual videos – some are as short as four or five minutes. You will be able to bookmark courses that suit your interests, keep track of the courses you have taken, and when you complete a course, you’ll receive a certificate of completion which you can share with your network. 

For Faculty: LinkedIn Learning integrates directly with Moodle. You can embed and assign video content within your courses — no separate login required for students.

What is in LinkedIn Learning?

All courses are searchable and organized into three main categories: business, technology, and creative. When you log in, you will also see Courses and Learning Paths curated and recommended by staff at Connecticut College specifically for our community. Customized playlists may also be shared with you by staff or faculty, as well.

Curious about courses available? Here are courses for the top in-demand skills according to LinkedIn: