Here's how you can discover online courses and training programs through social media.

I can confirm I absolutely love taking LinkedIn Learning courses. I've gotten almost 20 certifications now from taking different courses, they're absolutely fascinating, and I'm able to immediately take what I'm learning and apply it to my work.

Facebook has both positive and negative sides.? Facebook makes it easy to find any institute or any professional. Facebook is a platform with millions of users. One can advertise anything to a larger audience and generate revenue. Posting videos for the sake of monetization also aids creators.? ? On this platform, most of the people are uneducated. They spread news that is far from reality. With a huge audience, this rumor goes viral in seconds and disturbs the whole pattern of the lives of the people.

Social media is not only for memes and updates. It is a treasure trove of learning possibilities. Joining Twitter chats about topics in your niche can be rewarding. Ways in which experts in these live conversations can be helpful include recommending relevant sources of information; Open Educational Resources (OER). Unfamiliar webinars could be discovered unexpectedly alongside workshops or online courses. Besides that, industry bosses as well as educationists provide assistance on where they will offer classes or give out books at no cost.

YouTube offers valuable educational content through comprehensive playlists. Subscribing to relevant channels provides informal training, supplemented by video descriptions linking to more structured courses and additional resources.

You have option to learn from more than thousands of teachers from YouTube. You have a choice of learning from the best teacher. But one thing that i felt YouTube should improve is download option . One of the best feature of YouTube is it recommends from your search and watch list. You have a teacher in pocket.You can get answer to any of the problem of the current world. Videos should be downloaded in camera roll.

Using your time on social media to find potential learning opportunities, such as courses, can be helpful in your life. Courses or other learning media can be found online or by getting suggestions from others who can let you know what has helped them in a particular field. These courses are usually free and can get one started on a more rigorous learning path.

Personally, I find a lot of interesting learning sources (courses, books, trainings,… etc.) when I am interested in a particular topic and I dig deeper online to investigate it. My recommendation would be to: 1. Identify skills or topics that are your weaknesses or you are interested in. If you’re a social media manager, that could be a particular platform, copywriting, video marketing, community management, or messaging development… - you need to narrow down. 2. Use social media to look for opinion leaders and experts in that field. 3. Search for resources dedicated to that one topic that you want to improve yourself in.

One of the best ways to grow your expertise on social is to manage your own accounts, or the accounts of others. Create a strategy, define your audience, set KPIs and measure success under a real growth program. Not only will this help you grow your expertise, but also your personal brand.