So you can be completely sure that what you’re getting is access to some of the world’s top experts in their fields. They will only accept courses from the best teachers. On LinkedIn Learning, they have strict processes and assessments as to who can provide courses on their platform. We found Linkedin’s platform easier to navigate, but staying on top of your progress is better with Pluralsight. Both platforms have their pros and cons in this regard. It uses several metrics to help you stay on track, which is something Pluralsight does better than Linkedin. Staying on the right course with your learning is seamless with Pluralsight. For example, if you’re looking to become a Digital Marketing Specialist, then LinkedIn Learning will show you ALL the courses available on this topic. We loved the fact that it offers you courses automatically based on your previous courses, and based on your LinkedIn profile.Īnother cool feature we liked is the ability to choose a learning path. The best thing about this platform is the integration with your LinkedIn profile. Anyone can get started, and you even get a month for free if you decide to do so. Student Experience LinkedIn Learningĭespite it being a platform for professionals, it’s a very beginner-friendly platform. There are almost twice as many courses on the platform and the curriculum is just more well-rounded there. Winner: LinkedIn Learningwins purely on the basis of the width of the content. But what you do get is in-depth courses teaching you the latest technologies with some of the world’s best instructors.īut more about the course quality later on. There are definitely not as many courses on PluralSight as there are on LI Learning – about 7.000 of them. In the screenshot above, you can see all the courses available on PluralSight.
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