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Adding LinkedIn Learning materials to your Blackboard Courses

LinkedIn Learning provides access to a wide range of online training materials. These can be used to provide external resources to compliment your core teaching materials.

See the DTS page LinkedIn Learning for details of how to login and access these.

Currently you will need to use the URL from Linkedin Learning and add this to your Blackboard course via a URL Link.

See Create a Link Guidance

The below outlines the development which will be released in the next few weeks, October 2026

Add Linkedin Learning Courses to your Blackboard Course
Add Sections of Courses to your Blackboard Course

Add Linkedin Learning Courses to your Blackboard Course

Access the Blackboard course and content location where you would like to add your Linkedin Learning materials.

Using the Content Market, select the Linkedin Learning tool.

Blackboard content market highlighting the Linkedin Learning tool.

On opening this the search window allows you to search by topic. Use the History button to find previously used courses.

Showing the discovery search for courses and where to change to the History option for previous courses.

Once you have found the course add to Blackboard using the Add pill.

Highlighting the Add pill for adding a course to Blackboard.

Once added close this window and the Content Market, and refresh the course to see the content.

Showing Linkedin Learning content in the course.

Adding a Section of a Course

If you would rather direct students to a particular section of a course, you can link to this directly.

Click the Course contents section to open up the contents list. You can then choose the section you wish to add to Blackboard.

Showing the sections of the course and the Add section button for Blackboard

When this link is opened in Blackboard, it will open the whole course, but starting at the chosen section. This allows you to point students to the relevant parts of a course, whilst seeing the context or explore other areas of the course later.


Guide last updated on September 25, 2026

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