#LinkedIn Learning

[webgeekzone]

LinkedIn Tests New AI-Based Learning Elements In-Stream

LinkedIn is enhancing its education tools within LinkedIn Learning by incorporating additional generative AI elements. One noteworthy feature is the introduction of a coaching element that utilizes generative AI to guide users through their learning journey, offering tailored advice and suggesting relevant courses based on specific queries related to their current career stage. For instance, if a user aims to enhance delegation skills, the system can provide tips and direct them to applicable courses from LinkedIn's extensive learning library database.

know more about LinkedIn new ai based learning.

[laidbackmarco]

Not Every Slip is a Terrible Fall

This morning, I woke up on instinct. Looking down at the clock, panic surged through me—I had overslept by an hour. But instead of spiraling, I took a deep breath and tried to think clearly. The guests were headed to Hakone today, and thankfully, the route passed right by my apartment. After getting the driver’s information, I was relieved to see it was someone I had worked with before. I sent…

[thatwritererinoriordan]

By the way, if you have access to LinkedIn Learning (my public library lets me log in with my library card), it has 56 courses on DAWs, 51 courses on music production, and 30 courses on audio engineering. There are hundreds of courses in songwriting and crafting lyrics. All levels, from beginner to expert.

people NEED to stop gatekeeping making music like ohhhh i don’t have an instrument ohhhhh i don’t know music theory ohhhhh i’m not gonna pay for some program. SHUT UP. take my hand.

you need NONE of that shit!!!!! there’s a website called beepbox.co. literally all you have to do is press things until it sounds a modicum of nice. it’s easy it’s free and it works on anything which has a browser because it’s a website.

if even ONE person starts making music bc of this post it will be worth it.

making bad music is just as important and okay as it is to write badly or draw badly or sing badly. you AREN’T BEHOLDEN TO MAKE GOOD MUSIC. making music is not utilitarian HAVE FUN. HAVE FUN!!!!!!!!!

[oberynday]

I completed a course on Advertising on LinkedIn. It went over quite a lot of ad creation process theory. I hope to be able to put that theory into an actionable method and make effective ads for LinkedIn.

[madhukumarc]

LinkedIn Learning for B2B Marketing:

[krisrisk]

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[ueberbrands]

Comment rendre une marque irrésistible?

Comment passer d’une marque qu’on reconnait a une marque que l’on désire? — If you feel more at ease asking yourself these questions this way, rather than in English, then: Finalement, je peux répondre a ces questions en détail – et en français ! – dans mon cours “Brand Elevation – Comment rendre une marque irrésistible” sur LinkedIn Learning !  Ça fait des années que j’enseigne des cours sur…

[yestobetop]

LinkedIn for business and marketing

Learn more about LinkedIn for business and marketing #LinkedIn #Business #Marketing

In this section, we will explore the power of LinkedIn for businesses and delve into effective marketing strategies. With over 740 million members worldwide, LinkedIn provides a unique platform for professional networking, brand visibility, and lead generation. LinkedIn offers a range of features that can significantly benefit your business’s marketing efforts. One of these features is…

[jcmarchi]

The Sequence Pulse: The ML Architecture Powering LinkedIn's Skills Graph

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/the-sequence-pulse-the-ml-architecture-powering-linkedins-skills-graph/

The Sequence Pulse: The ML Architecture Powering LinkedIn's Skills Graph

Using transformer models to map jobs to job seekers.

Created Using DALL-E

The Sequence Pulse is the segment where we discuss how AI practitioners are building solutions in the real world. Today, we are going to deep dive into one of the most interesting AI solutions built internally at LinkedIn.

Throughout the last few years, LinkedIn has built one of the most innovative machine learning(ML) infrastructures in the world. Many of the technologies and architectures built at LinkedIn has served as reference and inspiration for ML open source frameworks and, more importantly, include patterns that can be used by technologists building ML solutions in their companies. Today, we are going to deep dive into another LinkedIn ML architecture. This time we will focus on skill mapping.

Skills mapping for job searches is at the center of LinkedIn’s value proposition. In the professional landscape, the value of skills cannot be overstated. Over the years, LinkedIn evolves its skill mapping technology into a sophisticated stack known as the LinkedIn Skills Graph. The goal of the LinkedIn Skill Graph is to facilitate job searches, skill acquisition, and opportunity evaluation. The aim is to build a vast, reliable, and accurate skills repository.

To ensure a robust skills-based framework, LinkedIn integrates all skills on its platform with the Skills Graph. While skills listed on profiles or job descriptions are easily mapped, the challenge lies in identifying skills within LinkedIn Learning courses, resumes, and posts.

Let’s dive in….

[johnnyloueydelightsus]

A Sensible AI Guy to learn from on how to use ChatGPT effectively |LinkedIn Learning

https://www.linkedin.com/in/davebirss Get yourself a Library card and use it to get access to LinkedIn Learning. Dave Birss’ AI courses are nuggets to guide you into the new world of AI chat prompts.

[big-tiddy-goth-ghoulfriend]

[cecoeur]

I know the brainrot is real when I'm taking a practice exam for a re-certification and the question starts with a hypothetical about a person named Daniel and I stop in my tracks and stare into the middle distance overcome by a sudden and gut wrenching sadness.

[jakemoogle]

What is the worst social media networking site and why is it LinkedIn?

[mistress-light]

I'm actually so glad that I quit my job and took a 180° turn career change. I feel so much more inspired to design stuff, to create, to take screenshots and enjoy it. It's not linked to my work anymore in any way. No more deadlines, no more stressing about making a marketing goals presentations every month and explain shit. Just... no heavy pressure blocks on my shoulders anymore. I'm so relieved.

[reionized]

gonna stop spiraling over grad apps as what makes or breaks me is my gpa in the next two years and that's a september problem.