LinkedIn Learning: Content Curators
What is the Curator role?
The LinkedIn Learning Curator role allows you to create and share targeted learning paths by assembling collections of LinkedIn Learning courses and videos, as well as integrating your own custom content. At Penn State, faculty can leverage curation features to enhance teaching and learning with content that supplements existing course materials. Staff curators can facilitate departmental professional development needs in areas such as onboarding or software training. See below for information on getting Curator access and resources to help you succeed in the role.
What can Curators do?
Create learning paths
Select individual videos or entire courses from the extensive LinkedIn Learning library and arrange them to suit learning objectives. You can share and recommend your learning paths to specific individuals or groups within Penn State.
Integrate custom content
Upload your own materials, such as video recordings of lectures, presentation slides, or departmental documents, directly into the LinkedIn Learning platform. When you combine your custom content with content from the LinkedIn Learning library, learners can access everything you want them to see in one central hub.
Get insights
Access content performance metrics to measure success. LinkedIn Learning provides curators with a monthly insight email and the option to check view and completion counts from your content library page at any time.
How can I become a Curator?
To become a curator, simply submit an access request through the LinkedIn Learning Role Request form. You will receive an email from LinkedIn Learning once your access to the role has been granted.