LinkedIn Learning is an extension of the popular LinkedIn professional networking service.

Also, a few folks had some login issues, complain that the videos have to stay in internal storage and not a memory card, and some crashes from instability issues. However, a minority of the reviews do point out some issues, such as they expected a higher quality video studio. Multiple five star reviews talk about the convenience of the education on the go, the convenience of syncing of the video between the website and the app, and the efficient learning process via the videos. Confirming this high score, on the Google Play Store, its rates at a similarly lofty 4.7/5 with over 50K scores. On the Apple App Store, it gets a rating of 4.8/5, with over 77K rankings. LinkedIn Learning gets high marks on its user reviews. LinkedIn Learning also has apps for iOS and Android so you can learn on the go (Image credit: Apple) User reviews The website states that over 13,000 organizations worldwide use LinkedIn Learning. There are also enterprise plans offered, which require contact with the company for pricing details. The monthly cost is $29.99 per month when taken on a month to month basis, or $19.99 per month when the plan is paid on an annual basis, for a 33% savings. There is also a generous, whole month trial to decide prior to purchase, LinkedIn Learning even promises to remind you 7 days prior to the free trial expiring.įor those that go ahead to purchase a subscription, the only real choice is to subscribe monthly (opens in new tab) or annually (opens in new tab). One the one hand, this simplifies the choice, and avoids the agony of choosing the best tier for your needs, but this only leaves a single, ‘Take it or leave it’ choice. LinkedIn Learning takes the ‘Simpler is better’ approach to plans, in that there is really only a single one.

LinkedIn Learning offers both a monthly and an annual plan though the annual plan is $10 cheaper each month (Image credit: LinkedIn) Plans and pricing

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