Not very consistent
Unable to retake a course previously take. App blocks retake. Unable scroll through the course content/topic list at the bottom sometimes.
Needs a UX overhaul — navigation and video quality issues
I've been using LinkedIn Learning for a while, and while the course content itself is great, the app experience feels stuck in the past.
1. Outdated interface: The overall look and feel of the app hasn't kept pace with 2026 standards. Compared to other learning platforms, it feels visually dated and could use a serious design refresh.
2. Poor lesson navigation: This is the biggest pain point. While watching a lesson in fullscreen, there's no easy way to jump to the next lesson or browse the content list — you're forced to exit fullscreen every single time just to switch chapters. Almost every other learning app lets you access the course outline right on the video screen without breaking playback. What's frustrating is that the web version of LinkedIn Learning *already has this feature* — so it's clearly not a technical limitation, just something that hasn't been prioritized for mobile. Please bring this over to the app.
3. No video quality controls: There's no option to manually select streaming quality (SD/HD/4K). When streaming without downloading, videos often look noticeably blurry, even on a strong connection. Simple quality settings, like almost every video app offers, would fix this immediately.
Bottom line:The content library is excellent, but the app itself needs real investment in UX. Fix the fullscreen navigation and add quality controls, and this would easily be a 5-star experience.
1. Outdated interface: The overall look and feel of the app hasn't kept pace with 2026 standards. Compared to other learning platforms, it feels visually dated and could use a serious design refresh.
2. Poor lesson navigation: This is the biggest pain point. While watching a lesson in fullscreen, there's no easy way to jump to the next lesson or browse the content list — you're forced to exit fullscreen every single time just to switch chapters. Almost every other learning app lets you access the course outline right on the video screen without breaking playback. What's frustrating is that the web version of LinkedIn Learning *already has this feature* — so it's clearly not a technical limitation, just something that hasn't been prioritized for mobile. Please bring this over to the app.
3. No video quality controls: There's no option to manually select streaming quality (SD/HD/4K). When streaming without downloading, videos often look noticeably blurry, even on a strong connection. Simple quality settings, like almost every video app offers, would fix this immediately.
Bottom line:The content library is excellent, but the app itself needs real investment in UX. Fix the fullscreen navigation and add quality controls, and this would easily be a 5-star experience.
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Response from developer
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback, and I'm sorry for the frustration you've experienced. We've noted your comments regarding the app's design, full screen navigation, and video quality controls, and appreciate you sharing these suggestions. If you'd like to provide further feedback, please connect with our dedicated support team through the Help Center. Your input helps us improve the LinkedIn Learning experience! - AC
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It’s the first app I’ve downloaded on my new phone as LinkedIn or in as it’s abbreviation is slow to load and difficult to post on even though I do need to update my projects on it.
Looking forward to the (free) hopefully content on the linked in learning app that is separate to LinkedIn to see what it contains and offers as a service
The five stars is a positive review for it’s potential
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