What is LinkedIn Learning? LinkedIn Learning is an online library that offers high-quality instructional videos which cover a wide variety of topics, such as business, software, technology, and art. This platform is a great way to discover, develop, and fine tune personal and professional skills. LinkedIn Learning is designed for all levels of learners and is available whenever someone is ready to learn.    What can I do with LinkedIn Learning courses? Unlimited access to more than 7,000 video tutorials covering business, creative and technology topics. Access any course at anytime, and in any place. All learners can easily access their LinkedIn Learning accounts on their desktop and any of their mobile devices. Courses can be downloaded and watched/listened to without internet or WiFi access too; Keep track of what you have learned through history and playlists; Create and edit notes, transcripts and bookmarks within the courses; Connecting to a Linkedin profile. Receive certificates of completion that can be posted on LinkedIn; Integrate LinkedIn Learning videos and courses into your Canvas courses.   How do I access it?  Access LinkedIn Learning on the Web  Visit www.stevens.edu/linkedinlearning       1) If your LinkedIn profile is NOT connected to your LinkedIn Learning account  Log in using your username and password you created for your LinkedIn profile.        2) If your LinkedIn Profile is connected to your LinkedIn Learning account  Log in using your Stevens username and password            Reasons to connect your Linked profile with your LinkedIn Learning account:  Save time with easy access directly from LinkedIn.com  Experience more personalized learning with courses recommended just for you  Keep learning top-of-mind with courses easy to access from your LinkedIn newsfeed    Access LinkedIn Learning using a Mobile App  Mobile apps allow you to download course content for offline viewing; progress syncs the next time you connect to internet or data.  Install the LinkedIn Learning app for your device.          If you paired your LinkedIn account, choose Sign In with LinkedIn  If you did not pair your LinkedIn account, choose Sign in with your organization portal and enter stevens.edu as your organization. You will be prompted to sign in with your Stevens username and password.               Who can use LinkedIn Learning? All students, faculty and staff at Stevens have unlimited access to LinkedIn Learning's library of video courses.    How do I maximize my teaching time by integrating LinkedIn Learning with my Canvas course?    Ways to add LinkedIn Learning content to a Canvas page:   Link to an entire LinkedIn Learning course  Link to a single video in a LinkedIn Learning course  Link to a custom collection that you have made  Ways of using LinkedIn Learning content in your Canvas course:  Embed LinkedIn Learning content into an assignment  Add LinkedIn Learning content as a pre-reading activity  Teach technology skills that are required to participate in course activities  Create references and ‘additional reading’ with a list of LinkedIn Learning courses, videos, or custom collections    Ways of Assessing Student Learning with LinkedIn Learning:     There are five different tools you can use to gauge the progress of your students as they use LinkedIn Learning.   Notebook Tool  Students can type notes about the videos they are watching, and it will save those notes permanently as part of their course. As the instructor, you can have students take notes as a part of their homework for a course. Students also have the option to download their notes and hand them in as an assignment in Canvas.  Exercise Files  Exercise files are project files or informational documents that the creator of a LinkedIn Learning course uses to complement the video and are a great resource for students when learning new concepts or programs. Students can use exercise files to follow along with the author during the course. As the instructor, you can also customize exercise files and ask students to complete the assignment using those files.  Pre-test and post-test  Track the amount of completion for a given course by a given student in Canvas gradebook  Certificates of completion  The majority of LinkedIn Learning courses offer the possibility of earning a Certificate of Completion once the course has been finished by the student. These certificates are downloadable by the student as a PDF, which can then be uploaded to Canvas as confirmation that they have finished the course. Experiencing an issue or need additional support? Contact our OneIT Team by Opening a support ticket or Calling us at 201-380-6599

LTI 1.3 enables you to search, preview, and filter LinkedIn Learning content in a rich course view. You can discover LinkedIn Learning content within Canvas and easily embed the content using a deep-link, offering your students easy access to the content in your course curriculum. This capability is ideal for your students because LinkedIn Learning can support curriculum directly and support skill remediation while connecting them to content expertly produced by the world's largest professional network.    Note: While many instructors use Modules, we recommend using Assignments  Step 1: Log in to Canvas.  Step 2: Navigate to Assignments.  Step 3: Click the + Assignment button to create a new Assignment.      Step 4: Enter an Assignment Name   Step 5: Scroll down to the Submission Type section and select External Tool. Click the Find button.    Step 6: In the Configure External Tool pop-up window, click the desired tool from the list.      Step 7: In the Link Resource from External Tool pop-up window, enter the content you would like to search for in the text field or select it from the Popular Skills section.      Step 8: Use filters to narrow the search results if necessary. Click the Add button next to the content you want to add to your curriculum, and then click the Confirm button.    Step 9: Upon returning to the Configure External Tool popup window, click the Select button.    Step 10: Upon returning to the Assignments page, scroll down to the Submission Type section and copy the deep-link if necessary.    Deep Link: When students click the deep-link, they will be taken to LinkedIn Learning and logged in automatically.    Load This Tool In A New Tab: This box is not checked by default. You may want to view the Assignment with the box checked and unchecked to determine which one provides the best student experience.      Step 11: Scroll down and click the Save button to preview the embedded course.        History Tab As you build new Assignments, no matter what course you’re in, the History tab will always populate with content you’ve previously added. This makes building new Assignments much easier because you no longer need to search for content you have already used in other courses.              Track and Sync Student Progress  The LTI 1.3 integration gives you visibility into students who have completed course content. As students access and complete content, their activity and progress are tracked in Canvas's gradebook.    To track student progress that has been synced with your LMS, do the following:  Step 1: Log in to Canvas.  Step 2: Navigate to your gradebook.  Step 3: Review student progress and completions.  Experiencing an issue or need additional support? Contact our OneIT Team by Opening a support ticket or Calling us at 201-380-6599