Showing posts with label linkedin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linkedin. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
How to use LinkedIn Video tutorials on learning LinkedIn
LinkedIn is perhaps the biggest social networking site catering to professionals out there today. Whether youre an individual who is seeking employment opportunities, a recruitment officer looking for potential employees, or a marketing manager who wants to promote a brand or service online, LinkedIn has tools that will help you achieve your goals. If youre interested in learning how to be a part of this social network and how to be able to make use of its features, here are a couple of video tutorials that will show you some of the things you can do with LinkedIn. These are just a few of the videos from the LinkedIn Essential Training course from lynda.com. Continue reading this article if you wish to find out how to access more of the videos from this training title.
Where can I view the rest of the videos?
If you enjoyed these videos and want to access the entire LinkedIn Essential Training course, you can sign up for a lynda.com training membership. Your membership will allow you to access not only this course, but the entire lynda.com online training library for as low as $25 for 1-month. Thats over 900 courses with 50,000+ video tutorials. No long-term commitment required. You can cancel your membership at any time.
Not yet convinced? Try a 7-day free trial.
As a special promotion, visitors of this site can get a 7-day free trial to lynda.com. This free trial gives you access to their entire training library of over 900 courses.
Here is a more detailed description of the course:
Training provider: lynda.com training
Title: LinkedIn Essential Training
Author: Richard Colback
Duration: 2hrs 36mins
Date of release: 16 February 2011
1. Introducing LinkedIn
What is LinkedIn?
2. Signing Up
Signing up with LinkedIn
3. Reviewing the Key Parts of LinkedIn with a Finished Profile
Learning the Home page
Understanding the importance of the Highlights section
Exploring the personal summary
Reviewing work experience and education
Working through additional profile information
Understanding the importance of connections
Looking at the power of groups
Understanding how companies use LinkedIn
4. Creating Your Profile
Building your profile starting with the highlights
Adding your work experience and education
Using groups to add depth to your profile
Understanding the difference between a public and private profile
5. Managing Connections
Understanding why connecting is powerful
Selecting an appropriate networking approach: Open vs. closed
Reviewing connection settings
Accepting and sending invitations and messages
Giving and receiving recommendations
Accepting automatic connection recommendations
Connecting via groups
Using the Tweets application to grow your network
Understanding what your network statistics mean
6. Being Part of a Group
Finding the right groups for you
Joining groups and selecting options
Being mindful of etiquette and communication within groups
7. Starting Your Own Group
Why start a LinkedIn group?
Defining groups
Selecting options
Building your group membership
Managing your group
8. Seeking Jobs
Looking for jobs on LinkedIn
Reviewing the Jobs section
Trolling the job board
Using keywords in your profile to increase visibility
Following companies and getting job alerts
Monitoring your network stats to know where to make adjustments
Using additional options: Buttons, service provider listings, and paid options
9. Recruiting Employees
Searching profiles to find suitable candidates
Understanding the etiquette for approaching candidates
Assessing references
10. Marketing Your Business
Using Linkedin for business
Setting up a business profile
11. Getting Involved with Communities
Asking questions and providing answers
Engaging through group discussions and news
12. Using Applications
What are apps?
File-sharing apps
Blog apps
Personal interest apps
Business info apps
Presentation apps
Professionally focused apps
Mobile apps
Removing apps from your profile
13. Editing Your Profile
Completing your profile
Editing your profile to stay relevant
Managing your settings
Read more »
LinkedIn Essential Training - Welcome
LinkedIn Essential Training - Signing up with LinkedIn
LinkedIn Essential Training - Adding your work experience and education
LinkedIn Essential Training - Selecting an appropriate networking approach: Open vs. Closed
LinkedIn Essential Training - Why start a LinkedIn group?
LinkedIn Essential Training - Reviewing the Jobs section
Where can I view the rest of the videos?
If you enjoyed these videos and want to access the entire LinkedIn Essential Training course, you can sign up for a lynda.com training membership. Your membership will allow you to access not only this course, but the entire lynda.com online training library for as low as $25 for 1-month. Thats over 900 courses with 50,000+ video tutorials. No long-term commitment required. You can cancel your membership at any time.
Not yet convinced? Try a 7-day free trial.
As a special promotion, visitors of this site can get a 7-day free trial to lynda.com. This free trial gives you access to their entire training library of over 900 courses.
[Sign up for a lynda.com membership TODAY!]
OR
[Get a 7-day FREE trial to lynda.com]
Here is a more detailed description of the course:
Training provider: lynda.com training
Title: LinkedIn Essential Training
Author: Richard Colback
Duration: 2hrs 36mins
Date of release: 16 February 2011
1. Introducing LinkedIn
What is LinkedIn?
2. Signing Up
Signing up with LinkedIn
3. Reviewing the Key Parts of LinkedIn with a Finished Profile
Learning the Home page
Understanding the importance of the Highlights section
Exploring the personal summary
Reviewing work experience and education
Working through additional profile information
Understanding the importance of connections
Looking at the power of groups
Understanding how companies use LinkedIn
4. Creating Your Profile
Building your profile starting with the highlights
Adding your work experience and education
Using groups to add depth to your profile
Understanding the difference between a public and private profile
5. Managing Connections
Understanding why connecting is powerful
Selecting an appropriate networking approach: Open vs. closed
Reviewing connection settings
Accepting and sending invitations and messages
Giving and receiving recommendations
Accepting automatic connection recommendations
Connecting via groups
Using the Tweets application to grow your network
Understanding what your network statistics mean
6. Being Part of a Group
Finding the right groups for you
Joining groups and selecting options
Being mindful of etiquette and communication within groups
7. Starting Your Own Group
Why start a LinkedIn group?
Defining groups
Selecting options
Building your group membership
Managing your group
8. Seeking Jobs
Looking for jobs on LinkedIn
Reviewing the Jobs section
Trolling the job board
Using keywords in your profile to increase visibility
Following companies and getting job alerts
Monitoring your network stats to know where to make adjustments
Using additional options: Buttons, service provider listings, and paid options
9. Recruiting Employees
Searching profiles to find suitable candidates
Understanding the etiquette for approaching candidates
Assessing references
10. Marketing Your Business
Using Linkedin for business
Setting up a business profile
11. Getting Involved with Communities
Asking questions and providing answers
Engaging through group discussions and news
12. Using Applications
What are apps?
File-sharing apps
Blog apps
Personal interest apps
Business info apps
Presentation apps
Professionally focused apps
Mobile apps
Removing apps from your profile
13. Editing Your Profile
Completing your profile
Editing your profile to stay relevant
Managing your settings
[Sign up for a lynda.com membership TODAY!]
OR
[Get a 7-day FREE trial to lynda.com]
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Up all night the LinkedIn Intern Hackday Day 1
Update: the official photos, videos, and submitted projects are now available on the Intern Hackday site.
Friday, July 29, we kicked off the LinkedIn Intern Hackday. It was the first ever public hackday weve had at LinkedIn: interns from all over Silicon Valley were invited to come down to LinkedIn headquarters, form teams, hack for 24 hours, and build something awesome. Roughly 165 interns came and just about all of them stayed up all night. To keep them going, we had a ton of food delivered - sandwiches at 7, pizza at 9, Chinese food at 2am, breakfast burritos at 7am, more pizza at noon, hot truck at 4 - and vast quantities of caffeine at all hours.
This is a quick blog post with some of the sights and sounds from day 1. These are mostly from my iPhone (apparently, the only camera I have on me during most LinkedIn events), the LinkedIn University Facebook Page and one of our volunteers, Hemendra. Keep your eye on the Intern Hackday site for the full official set of photos, videos and, most importantly, the submitted hacks from the event.
Check out pictures and videos from day 2 here!
Read more »
Friday, July 29, we kicked off the LinkedIn Intern Hackday. It was the first ever public hackday weve had at LinkedIn: interns from all over Silicon Valley were invited to come down to LinkedIn headquarters, form teams, hack for 24 hours, and build something awesome. Roughly 165 interns came and just about all of them stayed up all night. To keep them going, we had a ton of food delivered - sandwiches at 7, pizza at 9, Chinese food at 2am, breakfast burritos at 7am, more pizza at noon, hot truck at 4 - and vast quantities of caffeine at all hours.
This is a quick blog post with some of the sights and sounds from day 1. These are mostly from my iPhone (apparently, the only camera I have on me during most LinkedIn events), the LinkedIn University Facebook Page and one of our volunteers, Hemendra. Keep your eye on the Intern Hackday site for the full official set of photos, videos and, most importantly, the submitted hacks from the event.
| The interns check-in at 6pm on Friday |
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| One intern came prepared, ready with his own case of energy drinks |
| But dont worry, we were well stocked with food and drinks of our own |
| And, of course, plenty of caffeine |
| Getting settled in |
| Cal Poly represent |
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| 165+ laptops, phones, monitors, and keyboard meant a lot of wires |
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| Every type of laptop, netbook, headphone, phone, tablet and gizmo could be found |
| Adam Nash kicks off the hacking at 7pm |
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| The planning begins |
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| Secret tactics |
| A few interns figured out the winning strategy early on |
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| The hacking begins. |
| And finally, a video of 165 hackers hard at work. |
Check out pictures and videos from day 2 here!
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