Sharing LinkedIn Learning Content

Faculty, staff, and students can share LinkedIn Learning courses and videos with anyone in the St. Edward's community.

Sharing LinkedIn Learning Content

The simplest way to share a video or course is to copy the URL. To ensure you get the correct link, follow these instructions:

1. Log in to LinkedIn Learning.
2. Search for the course or individual video you wish to share.
3. Open the video.
4. In the upper right corner, click the (1) Share icon and select (2) "Link" from the list.

5. In the "Share a link" dialog box, choose to share the entire course or just the specific video, and "Copy" the link address.
   
6. Close the Share dialog box. Paste the link into an email, Canvas or wherever you want to share content.

Sharing Collections

Collections contain multiple videos or courses. If you're sharing an entire course, there's no need for a collection.

Note: To share collections on LinkedIn Learning, you must be a sub-administrator. After creating a collection, it's available only to you. If you're not a sub-administrator, contact OIT Support, and we'll assist you in setting up an account that allows sharing collections.

Creating a Collection

You can create a collection of multiple videos.

1. Log in to LinkedIn Learning.
2. Search for the first video or course. To the right side of the video name, click the Add icon and select "Add to my content."

3. Click the "Collections" tab. If you have an existing Collection, click on it to add the new content. If you don't have a Collection already created, click "Create new collection" and name it.

Sharing a Collection

1. If you're a Sub-administrator, you'll see a menu option at the top of the screen, "Go to Admin."
2. From the Admin menu, select "Content."
3. From the Content menu, select "Collection" and click the box to the left of Collection.

4. In the Collection menu, click "Share" and select "Share via link."
   
5. The link will be copied to your clipboard.

For assistance with LinkedIn Learning, visit their Help Center.