We’ve detected that you have the auto-assign license feature enabled in SSO settings and one of your learners may be attempting to sign in with a duplicate email address, which is preventing access to LinkedIn Learning. If your company recently…

It looks like something needs to be resolved before we can close your account. Your LinkedIn account is currently associated with a LinkedIn enterprise account. This could be because you have previously purchased or used an enterprise product such…

With a LinkedIn Learning subscription, you can develop your skills, get recommendations for courses based on your interests, and add completed courses to your LinkedIn profile. To access LinkedIn Learning courses, you must have an active…

LinkedIn Learning offers enterprise licenses to teams, companies, and organizations who wish to provide access to Learning videos. Some enterprise licenses may require that you sign in to Learning through your organization's network. Check out the…

After you've purchased a Premium subscription, or activated a Learning subscription from your organization, you can access LinkedIn Learning at linkedin.com/learning. (See Related tasks section below.) If your Learning account is linked with your…

If you created your Learning account without connecting your LinkedIn profile, or if you disconnected your profile at some point (e.g., to troubleshoot login issues), you can reconnect your profile at any time.You may decide to disconnect your…

LinkedIn Learning is an online educational platform that helps you discover and develop business, technology, and creative skills through expert-led course videos. As an individual or Premium member of LinkedIn Learning, you have access to a…

As an Enterprise learner, you have access to a wide range of tools and features on LinkedIn Learning that help you build skills, track progress, and get personalized support from your organization. This article walks you through what’s available and…

Enterprise learners whose LinkedIn profile is linked to their Learning account can request a one-time sign-in link in case they can’t remember their LinkedIn password. This link will sign them into their LinkedIn account and route them directly to…

Admins can now generate and share an SSO activation URL to invite employees from their organization to use LinkedIn Learning. Once employees click on the link, they’ll be authenticated by single sign-on. One of the key benefits of using this link is…

Your organization provides access to LinkedIn Learning through a group membership managed by your Learning admin. That means your login options, profile settings, and language preferences are set by your organization.In this setup, you won’t be able…

Your organization provides access to LinkedIn Learning through a Single Sign-On (SSO) Enterprise account. You have the flexibility to choose whether to link your personal LinkedIn profile or keep it separate. This choice affects how your learning…

As a LinkedIn Learning Enterprise member, your access is provided to you by your organization, and managed by your Learning Admin. Account configuration choices, including log in options, profile associations, available languages, and more are at…

As a LinkedIn Learning Enterprise member, your access is provided to you by your organization, and managed by your Learning admin. Account configuration choices, like log-in options, profile associations, and available languages are at the…

Admins can now generate and share an SSO activation URL with all the employees in their organization. To generate an SSO activation link: You can use the SSO link in emails, websites, posters, or any other form of communication used to invite users…

LinkedIn Learning offers you the option to allow your learners to self-activate their accounts by directly managing your approved domains in-product. When you enable this setting, you no longer need to manually authenticate a learner and send them…

For more information about multi-authentication options, please visit the LinkedIn Learning SSO Multiple Authentication Configuration Guide located here.

If your organization uses a Google account, you can choose to give your learners access to LinkedIn Learning based on their email address. This will authenticate your learners via Google Sign-in or Sign in with Google, and Google will serve as the…

If you log in to LinkedIn Learning via single sign-on (SSO), please reach out to your internal help desk/organization admin to request for a password change. However, if your access is provided by your organization, and you haven’t bound your…

If your Learning license is provided by your organization, you'll receive an email notification inviting you to activate your Learning account. To access Learning, open the email and click the Activate LinkedIn Learning now button. You’ll be taken…

Email domain verification is another method LinkedIn Learning provides for learners to activate their Learning organization account. It simplifies license activation by providing learners with a single URL destination to activate their account. To…

LinkedIn Learning offers subscription plans for individuals, teams, and organizations. LinkedIn Learning login issues for individual subscribers LinkedIn Learning login issues for Enterprise subscribers Related tasksAccess LinkedIn Learning –…

If you do not renew your Learning license by its renewal date, your learners may lose access to LinkedIn Learning. Review the sections below to see how you can avoid license suspensions, and how you can remedy suspensions caused by a violation…