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Guide To LinkedIn for Digital Learning Professionals
A LinkedIn profile is no longer an optional extra for professionals in the industry.

As learning becomes increasingly digitized, a LinkedIn profile is no longer an optional extra for professionals in the industry. If you’re looking for a job, a partner organization, funding, students, or teammates, LinkedIn is a powerful place to start.
Without a LinkedIn profile, you’re at a disadvantage during a job search. If your organization doesn’t have a LinkedIn page, it’s missing a chance to connect with experienced professionals and valuable partners.
With 722 million members around the world in 2020, LinkedIn isn’t the biggest social media platform out there. But professionals in almost every industry use it to build connections and stay engaged. Over 50 million companies have profiles on LinkedIn and over 40 million people search for jobs there each week according to the platform’s own reports.
Get The Most Out Of Your LinkedIn Profile
Even with all of that potential, many people still aren’t getting the most they can out of LinkedIn. This guide will show you the ins and outs of the platform. Networking doesn’t have to be hard. See how you can make connections, build relationships, and forge a brighter future for yourself or your organization. Let’s get started.
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